Using Grub to Triple Boot on Legacy BIOS System

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  • bugtracker

    Acidanthera Bugtracker (by acidanthera)

  • Concerning your keyboard and trackpad, I'd once again implore you to create an issue on acidanthera's bugtracker, being sure to include as much information as possible (laptop brand + model, keyboard + trackpad information as reported by Linux (check dmesg), etc). The developers on the acidanthera team will likely guide you better than I ever could, as well.

  • tianocore

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  • ECEnabler

  • Sounds like your battery stopped working properly under macOS. Maybe you could try ECEnabler? If that doesn't work, Dortania's OpenCore Post-Install guide has a section on fixing battery read-outs on laptops. (Why trackpad detection and battery status are so intertwined, I do not know.)

  • Getting-Started-With-ACPI

    Repo for Getting Started With ACPI

  • As for ACPI If statements, take a look at SSDT-GPU-SPOOF, for example, particularly the if (_OSI ("Darwin")) statement. You'll want to implement something like that in your own SSDTs to prevent macOS-specific code from running on other operating systems. A more complete example:

  • edk2

    EDK II

  • Note that DuetPkg support has been dropped from EDK2 as of this commit. The last commit to contain DuetPkg support was this one; I'd recommend using that as the base to compile it. You should be able to use the latest EDK2 commit to compile MdeModulePkg. ( https://github.com/tianocore/edk2 )

  • According to the mirror of the build here, this is indeed what I was originally referring with "builds of TianoCore's DuetPkg for the layman" - those that had been superseded by Clover.

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