On my Dell Latitude 5591, Dell only allows legacy boot from external media, and a SD card is convenient.
- My NVMe is GPT, a single XFS partition as root (no
swap
,fstab
only mentions/
) - My laptop can’t legacy-boot the NVMe directly, it can only legacy-boot USB drives or SD cards
- Using the same install DVD USB drive’s option to “Boot Hard Drive” works to boot the NVMe
I’m wondering some methods to have something light on a SD card to boot GRUB on my NVMe?
I did this without error:
sudo grub-install --target=i386-pc /dev/mmcblk0p1
but it looks broken with quick text when it boots. However it does boot my NVMe within a second or so and seemingly does the job but I’d like something a little more proper though and to better understand how to do this!