[Bug 2007277] Re: RISC-V 22.40 installation fails: Unsupported arch

[Heinrich Schuchardt]

When using an SD card to reinstall on a system which by default boots
into the existing installation the user can interrupt the boot process
and boot via the U-Boot command line.

The problem occurs when booting the casper/vmlinuz via the legacy entry
point and not via the EFI stub. How can we signal this early to the
user?

Can we make force the installer to make an EFI installation of GRUB even
if booting in legacy mode?

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Title:
  RISC-V 22.40 installation fails: Unsupported arch

Status in subiquity package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  The installation of GRUB fails with 'Unsupported arch: riscv64'.

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