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- Add missing acronyms to dictionary
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jouvin committed Oct 30, 2018
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DHCP
DNS
DPM
EFI
EL
EPEL
ESX
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iptables
IPMI
IPv
ISC
jrha
JSON
Kerberos
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PowerDNS
predeployment
protobuf
PXELINUX
PyPI
quattor
Quattor
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subnet
subnets
symlink
SYSLINUX
systemd
TFTP
th
UEFI
UGent
UID
UMD
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions _initial_installation/uefi-support.md
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# {{ page.title }}

Quattor 17.3 introduced UEFI support in AII. It is based on using the Grub2 EFI loader instead of PXELINUX/SYSLINUX. This page describes
Quattor 17.3 introduced UEFI support in AII. It is based on using the Grub2 EFI loader instead of PXELINUX or SYSLINUX. This page describes
how to enable it, when you have an AII working configuration for legacy BIOS.


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* `localboot.cfg` for Grub2 EFI: recommended file is provided by `aii-pxelinux` RPM and installed in `/usr/share/doc/aii-pxelinux-VERSION/eg`
(`localboot.cfg.grub2`).

Also the DHCP server configuration must be updated to recognize the UEFI vendor class and use the appropriate boot loader and configuration files.
Also the DHCP server configuration must be updated to recognise the UEFI vendor class and use the appropriate boot loader and configuration files.
On an ISC DHCP server, this is typically done by adding in the `dhcpd` configuration (in the file dedicated to Quattor-managed machines for
example) something like:

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* List of modules to add to the boot loader image: they are passed as parameters to `grub2-mkimage`.
You typically need `efi_gop efi_uga efinet linux linux16 linuxefi`: `linux` is not needed if you
don't intend to install EL6 machine with Grub2 UEFI (but this is
harmless to add them if you have some control over the persons who can trigger the installtion).
harmless to add them if you have some control over the persons who can trigger the installation).
* `--format=x86_64-efi`: required for the boot loader to be usable with a UEFI firmware.
* `--output`: name of the boot loader file produced by the command. This is the file that
you need to copy to your TFTP server directory where the Grub2 configuration files will be generated
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See the [Grub2 manual](https://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html) for details.

### New aii-shellfe Configuration Options
### New `aii-shellfe` Configuration Options

New `aii-shellfe` configuration options have been introduced with the UEFI support. Look at
`/usr/share/doc/aii-server-VERSION/eg/aii-shellfe.conf` file for a list of all these options
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