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Problem When Trying to Get/Install Grub (macOS) #35
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So I just did this with @ashleygwilliams , and she has $ which grub-mkrescue
/Users/../opt/bin/grub-mkresque So, I wonder what happened here. The script completed?
shouldn't be |
Alright, upon closer inspection of the log, during the grub installation I get the following:
And then exits with code
line you mentioned. Googling that "could not compile assembly" error doesn't yield basically any result, so this might be specific to my machine. |
@aeolingamenfel Did you ever resolve the "could not compile assembly" issue? I'm facing it now |
@SamTebbs33 No, sorry. It's bee awhile since I've taken a look at this though. I might try to see if I can still replicate this issue here later. |
Note that the second edition version needs no assembly and is FAR easier to get going on macOS, you may want to try that.
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@SamTebbs33 No, sorry. It's bee awhile since I've taken a look at this though. I might try to see if I can still replicate this issue here later.
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As @steveklabnik mentioned, installing Grub 2 should work on most macOS systems. I just followed this manual and it worked for me: https://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub/grub.html#Obtaining-and-Building-GRUB |
When installing using the install file outlined here, and then later trying to run the
grub-mkrescue
from here on macOS (Sierra), thegrub-mkrescue
program does not seem to come as a part of the installation, as far as I can tell. That is, nowhere in~/opt
or~/src
doesgrub-mkrescue
show up.I ended up just switching to Linux for the remainder of the book, but I'd still like to develop on my Mac if possible. Did I miss something, or was it installed in another area?
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