Hello la Team,
Après avoir lu de nombreux postes et Googlelisé, je n’arrive pas à résoudre mon problème de «Trying to terminate EFI services again»
(j’ai bien décoché la case Read only de l’image disk et bien saisi mes données PID, VID, MAC1 et SN)
Migration de 5.2 to 6.2
Loader Jun 1.03b (DS3615) avec ou sans le spécial extra.lzma et DSM_DDSM_23739.pat
Matériels :
— Carte mère MSI HM97M-E35 dernier bios à jour (16-02-2016)
— Processeur i5-4460 3.2 GhZ
— Carte réseau Realtek PCIe GBE Fam / driver : UEFI UNDI Dr v. 2.026 -> est-ce que ce driver est pris en charge ?
De plus je ne vois pas le serveur avec Synology assistant alors que «bilel» avec la même erreur le voit !
Merci d’avance pour votre aide.
Edited November 1, 2018 by maconly34
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| I’m attempting to get Gentoo installed on my latest machine — this’ll make the fourth or so. But the first with EFI (specifically, UEFI), all the previous ones have been BIOS.
So, after fighting with the system a few different ways, I eventually got grub2 to boot. I did this by using sysrescuecd and some help on IRC. However, I’m doing something wrong still. Because grub offers me the choice to load the kernel, and, when I select it, all I get is «Trying to terminate EFI services again.» Nothing else seems to happen. No amount of googling has seemed to help, so I’m hoping someone here will have an idea.
And …
I haven’t done anything with /dev/sda1, the EFI stuff is in /dev/sda2, which is supposed to eventually mount on /boot. Root is /dev/sda3, and /usr/portage and various other (bigger, less-frequently-accessed) things are found on /dev/sdb2. Kernel settings:
Any advice would be appreciated. I’ve been beating my head against this for a while now, just to get grub to come up. |
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| Not sure if it’s related, but why do you have a bios_grub partition? When booting on EFI, all of grub’s config & files should be on the EFI partition.
This is what I have:
And I mount /dev/sda1 /boot/efi on my root. |
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The bios_grub partition was just because I had so many problems getting grub to install and boot — at one point grub said it didn’t have enough space or something, so I repartitioned it just in case. Maybe it’s not required, but it’s only an extra meg, so, unless it’s preventing me from continuing, I’d rather just leave it 
grub2-mkconfig seems to have figured out the appropriate root partition, if I’m reading its output grub.cfg properly, I’m just not sure if I am making it that far. The grub2 on the sysrescuecd is working, so I’m pretty sure it’s just me not doing something right. |
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Did you this:
To install grub? Was /dev/sda2 mounted to /boot/efi at the time? |
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No, I used grub2-install:
I had originally put in an —efi-directory of /boot/efi, but that didn’t want to work (grub wouldn’t even come up), so I switched to this and now at least grub comes up. I’ve mounted /dev/sda2 at /boot, not /boot/efi, though I suppose I could move it down and put the rest of grub in /dev/sda3. |
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Give it a try. The only thing I can tell you is that’s what I’ve got, and it’s working. This website helped me a lot setting grub up: http://www.rodsbooks.com/linux-uefi/
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| OK, I just did something reeeally clever:
1/ log in as root, because that’s the account I used when I installed gentoo. 2/ Ctrl-r grub2 to check what command I used to install grub. 3/ Out of habit, press enter. 4/ Panic and hit ctrl-c 5/ «I wonder if it had time to squash my grub, let’s reboot and check» … it had time to corrupt it, yeah So I can confirm that on my system, with /dev/sda1 (sda2 for you) mounted on /boot/efi, the following command installs grub correctly:
Try that instead of specifying efi & boot directories. |
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| grub2-mkimage seems to just create the .efi file — to stdout. So I’d have to figure out where to put it. And I think that’s what grub2-install does The info page for grub-install (not grub2-install, I just found out) indicates this.
As to without the extra install options?
I put in the extra options which got rid of the warning here. I’m not sure if there’s a better way. Is your /boot then part of your root filesystem (/dev/sda3 in your case)? And then /boot/grub is on your ext4 filesystem? |
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That is correct (colonel O’Neil). /boot/grub, /boot/kernel-… all on the root system. And you were right about image vs install, I used install as well. |
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Efi specifications only guarantee loading from a EFI-fat partition.
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Yeah, for loading grub. Which installs in /dev/sda2 (on Tanktalus’ system, the fat partition). But once grub is loaded, it’ll boot your kernel from an ext partition, that’s its job.
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| Technically, it’s /boot/grub/grub.cfg, but I get what you mean. I see a reference to grubenv — it’s effectively empty (just a bunch of #s)
Did I re-run -install and -mkconfig? Yes, since if I hadn’t, I doubt that I would have even gotten grub itself to come up with the correct choices. However, I did — it just won’t load the kernel. This could be a problem with the kernel? I don’t know, though given that the string that’s showing up is found in the grub code and not the kernel code, I would expect it’s in grub.
My build flags for grub:
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| Have you considered avoiding using grub2?
http://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/EFI_stub_kernel |
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| Yeah, we have basically the same thing.
What I don’t get, is that you’re past the hardest part, getting into grub. From then on it should be easier… What motherboard does your system have? maybe something will come up in google? In the mean time, I checked your USE flags, I don’t have -efiemu. You could try without it. |
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This /etc/portage/make.conf variable can be the culprit even if it have what’s seem to be a normal value
I use only
and Grub2 work perfectly in UEFI mode on my HP Pavilion g6 Notebook PC. These are my USE flags:
The efiemu USE flag is off. So, give a try to reemerge Grub2 with this new make.conf GRUB_PLATFORMS value and USE flags and réinstall it with grub-install. It can change something.
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| gah!
Ok, I’ve done the above. Still no change — still getting «Trying to terminate EFI services again.» However I just figured something out. It *IS* booting. Darned fast, too, I might add, but that’s likely something to do with the fact that it has nothing to boot. It just isn’t displaying anything on the screen. I can ssh in just fine. Am I missing something video related? |
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 well, that was fun.
Well it seems it would be a kernel issue then. The «Trying to terminate EFI services again.» does seem to be grub related though. Just to rule out a efi problem coming from the kernel, I have the following activated:
But I’m guessing it’s more framebuffer related… Time for bed for me, I’ll see what I can find tomorrow. |
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I’d phrase this as a recommendation, not a question. I’ve tried every EFI boot loader for Linux in existence (or at least, all of them that I know of), and in my experience, GRUB 2 is the most difficult to configure by hand and the least reliable. It’s not all that bad on Fedora, Ubuntu, OpenSUSE, and other distributions that provide pre-built binaries and a mound of well-tested scripts to configure everything so that it works; but Gentoo expects end users to build the binaries and do more in the way of manual configuration. These tasks are where GRUB 2 falls flat on its face, taking you down with it. Those other distributions typically use GRUB because it supports a wide variety of platforms (both firmware type and CPU), and has options to handle every contingency; but a Gentoo user doesn’t need such a wide range of options. Instead, a Gentoo user can pick a boot loader that does the job on one system and forget about the cases that don’t matter on that system. Thus, for Gentoo, GRUB 2 is a poor choice for a boot loader, particular under EFI. (Note there’s no «IMHO» in that sentence.) To learn what’s available, see my Web page on the subject. As a quick highlight, I agree with DONAHUE that the EFI stub loader is a good choice, particularly when paired with gummiboot or my own rEFInd. (Using the EFI stub loader directly is possible, but you’ll give up flexibility and, paradoxically, it will become harder to configure compared to use it with gummiboot, or especially with rEFInd.) ELILO, although no longer under rapid development, remains reliable and is much easier to configure than GRUB 2. ELILO is fine by itself on a Linux-only system, but you’ll need to pair it with something else if you’re installing in a dual-boot configuration. If you’re comfortable with LILO on a BIOS-based computer, you’ll find ELILO quite familiar. |
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| Check the partitioning scheme here in my wiki entry maybe? I get this to work on a mirror set with /boot formatted as btrfs. It should work for ext4 I bet:
http://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Btrfs_native_system_root |
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| Manually edit your /boot/grub/grub.cfg, under each line that reads
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Hello, forum users!
I’ve recently tried to install Arch on Asus VivoTab Smart ME400C (UEFI without CSM, 32-bit Bay Trail (if I remember correctly)), and it won’t even boot the installation USB without some modifications.
But even these modifications, such as adding Grub2 as $USB/boot/EFI/bootia32.efi (standard path for 32-bit UEFI) I cannot boot Linux properly.
Each time I try to bootstrap kernel as usual, for example:
grub> linux /boot/arch/i686/vmlinuz # some kernel params taken from syslinux archiso config
grub> initrd /boot/arch/i686/archiso.img
grub> bootThis error pops up, and all suddenly stops:
Tried to terminate EFI services againI experimented, and found that using linux16 doesn’t produce any errors. It produces literally nothing. No kernel, no disk activity, no errors. Nothing.
Attempt to load EFI shell caused black screen and nothing else. Maybe I was impatient, bu I am not sure.
Tails and Ubuntu also weren’t booting when I tried to boot them.
A few days ago my ubuntu 17.04 software updater on a dual boot system with windows 10 ran some automatic updates and prompted a reboot. Ever since, after I select my boot option in GRUB there’s a black pop-up window with the text «trying to terminate EFI services again».
Except for the visual hindrance and taking a few more seconde, booting works fine. However, I’m very curious as to what causes this error and I’d like to fix it. Help or an explanation is very much appreciated.
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Adam Kearn
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Jul 1, 2018, 11:32:06 PM7/1/18
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Whenever I try to boot my image I always get this screen
«Trying to terminate EFI services again»
What do you think is happing??
Thanks
-Adam
Carmelo Carbonara
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assuming everything is correct…
..if you’re booting unverified UEFI image A try adding
earlyprintk=efi
to your bootparam kernel commandline
this probably won’t work with grub without updating grub.
…or whatever kernel version you’re using
Adam Kearn
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Hey, Carmelo
Thanks for your reply. I’m just waiting for my VM to finish building.
But I will try out your suggestion as soon as it has done.
It looks like it’s building an image using the 4_4 kernel (top line) will those bootparam’s still work?
Carmelo Carbonara
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I don’t think it will.. regardless of the kernel version but you can try it and see. I had to go right to 4.14 because of my hardware but I also had to modify the kernel config and some other stuff
I just tried on a plain vanilla stick and (kernel 4.4.6X) and it hangs…with the additional bootparams.
This is strictly for UEFI not legacy BIOS, legacy BIOS boots no problem on all my class 0 machines
If you can, update grub after modifying grub.cfg in the /efi/boot directory, and try again
Also that laptop might need to have the OS selected in the BIOS as non-Windows or Other…and there may be other acpi_xx boot params that might help you
Maybe this needs a bug report about build’s default kernel config (re CONFIG_EFI_xxx) or there is some way of setting this at build time…, i’m not sure,
Once you get it to work, it’s nice!
Adam Kearn
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Hey, My VM has been running since 5pm (yesterday) to 7pm (today) and it’s still building… It doesn’t normally take this long. I am running: ./build_packages —board=${BOARD}
Has something gone wrong or is it just being slow?
I gave it 8GB of RAM.
Should I try using the «4.14» if this doesn’t work? and are these the correct commands to do so?
export BOARD=amd64-generic
cros_workon —board=${BOARD} start chromeos-kernel-4_14
./setup_board —board=${BOARD}./build_packages —board=${BOARD}
./build_image —board=${BOARD} —noenable_rootfs_verification test
Carmelo Carbonara
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yeah not just the ram it’s the cores too but, ./build_packages takes quite a while now…looks like it’s doing more local compilation.
I think ./setup_board is included in ./build_packages but run it by itself anyway; they don’t mention this in the new documentation
the kernel for the latest stable release is still chromeos-kernel-4_4…without changing the build source tree files etc for other kernel versions.
I would stick with the stable version for now…you just want to get it to boot…maybe some hardware might not work and it may not boot with the stock kernel config.
build the image and try it, use the bootparams previously mentioned; if you have to modify the kernel config, it’ll be easier with 4_4.
If some of your devices don’t work and you have all the firmware and modules, consider kernel 4_14
to modify the kernel config for 4.4 as user, cd /build/amd64-generic/var/cache/portage/..the kernel directory
type make —help; you just want to make bzImage….. copy it to your USB and replace vmlinuz.A with it or change the grub.cfg file to test booting with bzImage
Adam Kearn
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Sorry that I took a couple of days to get back to you. But I ran the repo init and repo sync and while I was waiting for those commands to finish I sore this.
I think having all those files was causing it to be soooo slow.
How did I get them in the first place?
Fetching projects: 100% (16/16), done.
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GRUB shows «Trying to terminate EFI services again» and blocks boot for a while
Bug #1642183 reported by
Robert Liu
on 2016-11-16
This bug affects 3 people
| Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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snapd
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Triaged |
Medium |
Unassigned
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Bug Description
When booting, GRUB prints «Trying to terminate EFI services again» and blocks the boot process more than 20 seconds.
With Ubuntu Desktop, I have never seen this message. I guess that GRUB have different configurations.
Adding «insmod efi_gop» and «insmod efi_uga» in grub.cfg (in EFI partition) solves the issue. In fact, any one of the commands helps.
To verify the fix won’t affect other devices, I tested the fix on a headless device which does not have video ports. the headless device boots correctly and did not show any warnings or errors.
[Details]
HW: Inte NUC DE3815TYKE
image: ubuntu-core-16-amd64.img.xz
BIOS: TYBYT10H.86A.0049.2016.0413.1649