(Discuss in Talk:Systemd-boot#Potential removal of "Loader configuration" section) See nf(5) § OPTIONS for details.Ī loader configuration example is provided below: The loader configuration is stored in the file esp/loader/nf. etc/pacman.d/hooks/99-secureboot.hook ĭescription = Signing Kernel for SecureBootĮxec = /usr/bin/find /boot -type f ( -name vmlinuz-* -o -name systemd* ) -exec /usr/bin/sh -c 'if ! /usr/bin/sbverify -list Ī Target entry must be added for every package upgrade trigger.įor better understanding of this hook, please consult pacman#Hooks, alpm-hooks(5), and Unified Extensible Firmware Interface/Secure Boot.
If you have Secure Boot enabled, you may want to add a pacman hook to automatically re-sign the kernel and bootloader whenever the former is updated: etc/pacman.d/hooks/100-systemd-boot.hook ĭescription = Gracefully upgrading systemd-boot.Įxec = /usr/bin/systemctl restart rvice Instead of installing systemd-boot-pacman-hook, you may also directly place the following in the /etc/pacman.d/hooks/ directory: The package systemd-boot-pacman-hook AUR adds a pacman hook which is executed every time the systemd package is upgraded.
Veracrypt multiboot how to#
See #pacman hook below for an example of how to do so. Warning: If you have Secure Boot enabled, you need to sign your bootloader after updating. This will copy the systemd-boot boot loader to the ESP: on a 圆4 architecture system /usr/lib/systemd/boot/efi/systemd-boot圆4.efi will be copied to esp/EFI/systemd/systemd-boot圆4.efi and esp/EFI/BOOT/BOOTX64.EFI, and systemd-boot will be set as the default EFI application.
Veracrypt multiboot install#
With the EFI system partition (ESP) mounted to esp, use bootctl(1) to install systemd-boot to the ESP: This assumes that you have chrooted to your system's mount point. Throughout, esp will be used to denote the ESP mountpoint, e.g. This can be checked by running the command efivar -list or, if efivar is not installed, by running ls /sys/firmware/efi/efivars (if the directory exists, the system is booted into UEFI mode.) To install the systemd-boot EFI boot manager, first make sure that the system has booted into UEFI mode and UEFI variables are accessible. Installation Installing the EFI boot manager 4.4 Menu does not appear after Windows upgrade.4.3 Manual entry using bcdedit from Windows.4.1 Installing after booting in BIOS mode.2.5 Kernel parameters editor with password protection.2.2.1 EFI Shells or other EFI applications.