UEFI INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS (EXPERIMENTAL) v.9.2.2
	
	for refractainstaller-uefi
	
	
	1. The easy way:
	
	If you already have a linux installation on the computer that boots
	uefi, and you plan to keep that linux, you can use this installer,
	but when you get to the part that says you're ready to chroot, just
	select OK, and you'll bypass that step.
	
	If you accidentally choose Chroot, you can still skip this step by
	simply exiting the terminal window that pops up.
	
	When the install is complete, reboot into your first linux and run
	update-grub, or do whatever you do to add a boot menu entry for the
	new installation.
	
	
	
	2. The experimental, semi-manual uefi installation:
	
	Don't mess with this if you don't know what you are doing!
	These instructions are probably not complete and can't account for all
	the non-standard variations in uefi implementation used in motherboards. 
	And this installer has had minimal testing. (It works great on my
	linux-only Toshiba notebook.)
	Be prepared to hose your system. 
	
	Read this:
	http://www.rodsbooks.com/efi-bootloaders/index.html
	
	
	This iso will boot bios or uefi. To install on uefi hardware, run 
		refractainstaller-uefi -d
		
	There is only Expert Install. 
	Leave the box checked for "Do not install bootloader"
		
	Create efi partition if one does not already exist. It should be the 
	first partition on the first hard drive. In gparted, make a fat32 partition,
	around 200-300MB (or bigger if that causes problems) and set the esr flag.
	(The boot flag is added automatically.)
	
	When the script pauses, the installed system is ready for you to
	install the bootloader. There are several choices: 
	
	Chroot:
	Opens a terminal in the chrooted installation. 
	If you have the grub-efi packages, run: 
		
		dpkg -i grub-efi*.deb
		update-grub
		exit

	If grub-efi is already installed, you can run:
	
		grub-install  (optionally add --bootloader-id=some-name)
		update-grub
		exit

	Install bootloader:
	This button will appear if grub-efi is installed. Selecting this will
	run grub-install and update-grub for you. There's no way to select a
	bootloader-id this way. It will be called 'devuan' (or another distro.)
	
	Copy files:
	This button will appear if grub-efi is not installed and the grub-efi
	deb packages are not found in the target root directory. If you have
	the packages somewhere else, this will let you select them and will
	copy them to the target for you. You can then install them with dpkg
	as described above in the chroot terminal.
	
	Continue: 
	Will proceed whether or not you have installed a bootloader. If not,
	you will need to have another way to boot this installation.
	NOTE: This is the default if you just press ENTER.

	Abort: will exit the installer and abort the installation.
	
	
	Fully manual method (deprecated):
	These steps now get done for you if you press the Chroot button. **	
**	Add an entry to /target/etc/fstab for the efi partition (probably /dev/sda1)
**		/dev/sda1	/boot/efi	vfat	defaults	0	1
	
**		mkdir /target/boot/efi
**		mount $efi_part /boot/efi	
**		chroot /target


	In the chroot terminal, run these commands -->
-->		dpkg -i /grub-efi*.deb    # Install both packages!

	edit /etc/default/grub if desired.

-->		update-grub
-->		exit
	
	Then close the pause window and finish the installation.