=== ch0ps3y is now known as Guest7614 === alucardromero8 is now known as alucardromero [04:25] moving my install to UEFI and different drives seems fun so far [11:32] hello I did a pxe 22.04 boot but it ignore all automatedinstall parameters [11:33] I used ip=dhcp autoinstall cloud-config-url=/dev/null url=http://10.1.1.4/jammy/ubuntu-22.04.4-live-server-amd64.iso autoinstall ds=nocloud-net;s=http://10.1.1.4/jammy/ === miceiken7 is now known as miceiken === xispita is now known as Guest9170 === xispita_ is now known as xispita [14:54] montjoie: are your autoinstall parameters under a top-level autoinstall keyword? https://canonical-subiquity.readthedocs-hosted.com/en/latest/tutorial/providing-autoinstall.html#autoinstall-by-way-of-cloud-config === luna is now known as bittin === bittin is now known as bittin_ === bittin_ is now known as bittin__ [17:13] argh I hate uefi [17:15] why? [17:16] because I don't know how to use it properly [17:17] I'm moving my install from legacy to uefi, and its not seeing the boot entry and I'm not sure if its because I didn't install grub properly, or if its because I made a / and /boot/efi parition only and they're both in the mdadm [17:17] / is ext4 [17:17] only part I dislike is fat32 usage really [17:18] did you make a efi partition? [17:18] install grub efi, have it init the efi partition [17:19] then register that boot option in you uefi bios [17:19] thats what /boot/efi is [17:19] made it fat32 [17:19] so you have like, /boot/efi/EFI/ubuntu [17:19] yeah [17:22] https://askubuntu.com/questions/831216/how-can-i-reinstall-grub-to-the-efi-partition [17:23] you might have to select it manually [17:23] it really wants to be booted in uefi mode to have all the efi stuff available [17:23] I just did this last weekend on this machine, last one I had not using uefi [17:23] but the new motherboard wouldn't boot my m.2 drive in legacy mode, only uefi [17:25] do make sure you have grub-efi installed and not grub-pc [17:27] I will try this, thank you [17:36] oh its failing because I have my efi partition nested inside a mdadm apparently [17:37] oh ya, you cannot raid it like that [17:38] not if I wanna boot off of it! [17:38] it has to be raw, you could use mdadm to do this, but mdadm needs a seperate partition or something to track the metadata [17:38] sure you can [17:38] I do it [17:39] you can use a seperate meatadata partition for mdadm, or use the version of mdadm metadata at end of partition [17:41] might have to use v1.0 [17:41] you are likely using 1.2 or 1.1 that puts it at the start === alucardromero7 is now known as alucardromero === ch0ps3y is now known as Guest422 === alucardromero1 is now known as alucardromero [18:32] heyy I totally redid it and it seems to work now === alucardromero1 is now known as alucardromero === miceiken4 is now known as miceiken === miceiken9 is now known as miceiken === miceiken9 is now known as miceiken === miceiken1 is now known as miceiken === miceiken0 is now known as miceiken