On 07/30/2017 11:01 PM, Jon Nettleton wrote: > Now that SolidRun is ramping up our Armada 8040 line I have had more > initiative to start testing various distros. There is an active > effort to bring full UEFI support to the 8040 platforms however this > is still a WIP. In the meantime I was looking into u-boot's efi > loader and currently there is major hurdle with using this boot method > on the CentOS images...the /boot partition is formatted as xfs. I'm kind of excited about this board, so I'm interested in helping to move this forward. > Of course it would be easy enough to spin a new image with /boot > formatted as ext4. Is there any reason not to make the default > images use this configuration? This would obviously be one less > hurdle for using CentOS aarch64 on more platforms. While I don't have much love for uboot support here, there isn't a real reason for using xfs for /boot here beyond "it's the installer default". When I bake the next image, I'll see about changing /boot to ext4. -- Jim Perrin The CentOS Project | http://www.centos.org twitter: @BitIntegrity | GPG Key: FA09AD77