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Description of problem: After installing RHEL 6.2 32-bit to our server IBM System x via NFS, we can't boot from hard disk in UEFI. We select option "Boot from file" in UEFI, and don't find the *.efi bootable file. I find that in RHEL 6.2 64-bit ISO image, there is a EFI directory and the bootable file BOOTX64.efi locate in EFI/BOOT/. But in RHEL 6.2 32-bit ISO image, the EFI directory doesn't exist. Is this means that RHEl 6.2 32-bit doesn't support UEFI mode? How we can boot from hard disk after installing RHEl 6.2 32-bit? Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Anaconda for RHEL 6.2 32-bit How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install RHEL 6.2 32-bit to the machine with UEFI firmware 2. Try to boot into hard disk from UEFI Actual results: We can't boot into hard disk, and in the "Boot from file" option, the efi bootable file can't be found. Expected results: We can boot into hard disk, and in the "Boot from file" option, the efi bootable file can be found. Additional info:
Hi, anaconda team, Can you give us some comments for this issue? We need to fix this issue as soon as possible.
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(In reply to comment #3) > While Red Hat welcomes bug reports on Red Hat products here in our public > bugzilla database, please keep in mind that bugzilla is not a support tool or > means of accessing support. If you would like technical support please visit > our support portal at access.redhat.com or call us for information on > subscription offerings to suit your needs. As you said, it is not a bug. Just RHEL 6.2 32-bit doesn't support UEFI mode, right?
Correct.