12:14:53froggeyI'm not sure that works, I always produced a raw image, flattened that, then generated the iso from the new flattened image
12:16:15iskaI want to re-flatten that image so it may fit in what efi kboot allows me to use
12:27:17iskaactually, my own cdrom I made a while back gives me a panic in efi too. Clears up a lot of things
12:29:57iskagives almost same results, but it does a bunch of 8042 stuff instead of waiting
12:31:44iskaOkay, I'm gonna make a brand new image and make it a smaller cdrom
12:33:43iskastill doesn't clear up why it exactly needs iso in uefi to get further than a black screen
13:23:09froggeybasically the bootloader is very dumb when doing memory allocation during load, and if the image is large or fragmented that causes more allocations within the loader, which exhausts the internal heap