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The shim binaries are being built with relaxed file alignment
requirements. This makes some of UEFI implementations reject shim
binaries. For example Lenovo Miix 630 boots grubaa64.efi, but rejects
shimaa64.efi. Most likely this is because of the header differences.
Compare:
Although file alignment for EFI apps is not clear, most of the UEFI
accept defaulf file alignment (0x200). Nevertheless some of the UEFI
bootloaders require file alignment to be 0x1000 (e.g. Lenovo Miix 630,
Lenovo Yoga C630, etc). Increase file alignment to the desired value.
Fixesrhboot#670
Signed-off-by: Dmitry Baryshkov <[email protected]>
The shim binaries are being built with relaxed file alignment
requirements. This makes some of UEFI implementations reject shim
binaries. For example Lenovo Miix 630 boots grubaa64.efi, but rejects
shimaa64.efi. Most likely this is because of the header differences.
Compare:
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Reference for the alignment story:
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