Move "insmod all_video" out of the "if loadfont" statement. It's enough
for the kernel to use EFI FB.
The "terminal_output gfxterm" statement has to be guarded by "if
loadfont", or it can garble the display if unicode.pf2 not available.
"gfxmode" seems no-use on EFI. According to upstream doc it's only
used for VGA BIOS Extension (as the name suggests, not available in EFI
environment).
With CONFIG_EXPERT disabled in LFS, CONFIG_FRAMEBUFFER_CONSOLE should be
forced to y. Update the menu to reflect this.
CONFIG_NLS is also forced to y with CONFIG_ACPI and CONFIG_PCI enabled
(both should be necessary for any x86 system produced in 21st century).
Don't encourage user to be too "advanced".
Avoid mistakenly using the terminology "EFI handover protocol". With
Linux 6.2 or newer we can enable EFI stub but disable EFI handover
protocol (CONFIG_EFI_HANDOVER_PROTOCOL=n). The help message of this
option also says the upstream GRUB does not use EFI handover protocol,
so it's only needed for some distros with a patched (old) GRUB.
Tested with mainline kernel and CONFIG_EFI_HANDOVER_PROTOCOL disabled.
It's needed for running Linux console on top of SimpleDRM.
Fixes#17112 at BLFS side. The issue is not limited to UEFI: if you
want to run the Linux console on any kernel modesetting driver, it's
needed. So we need to mention it in LFS as well.
grub-setup: update version numbers in example to match LFS 11.2
grub-efi: tag for 11.2
freetype2: tag for 11.2
brotli: tag for 11.2
harfbuzz: tag for 11.2
glib2: don't run test suite as root (text only change)
graphite2: tag for 11.2
libxml2: align explanation with acutal command (text only change)
libpng: tag for 11.2
efibootmgr: tag for 11.2
efivar: tag for 11.2
mandoc: tag for 11.2
Add "| cut -f 1" to efibootmgr command for checking the configuration,
so long boring paths will not show up.
Update unifont version, and kernel version (in example) by the way.
I know it is somewhat useless, but I don't like them for
two reasons: first they cannot be seen, and I do not like things I
cannot see. Second, git highlights them, and this is disturbing...
