Hi Gerald, The grub2 has already enabled i386-efi build, but we are still far away from creating an installable DVD for openSUSE, this requires support from other people. 1. kiwi for creating the iso image, and has to use grub2 as default loader to replace the missing shim, and the grub config has to use linux not linuxefi for loading kernel (as linux command is intentionally removed from grub.efi to prevent from using it to load unsigned kernel to bypass secure boot checking). 2. The grub2 package has to add linux module back to 32-bit grub.efi .. 3. The YaST and Perl boot loader, add support grub2-efi on 32bit x86 efi platform and also without any secure boot stuff in it. Not sure whether autoyast has to change anything for it or not.