Comment # 21 on bug 1177009 from Michael Chang

(In reply to Neil Rickert from comment #20)
> It turns out that this might be a issue also with x86_64.

[snip]

> Yesterday, I connected the external drive to a system with 64-bit efi
> booting, but with secure-boot disabled.  And the Tumbleweed 32-bit system
> would not boot.  It used to boot.  So I reverted grub2-x86_64-efi back to
> version 2.04-16.1 (the version just before the update around Sept 15th). 
> And after going back to the old version, I can now boot it again with 64-bit
> efi.

I'm confused on why you would have to revert grub2-x86_64-efi in order to have
32-bit efi to boot ? I suppose a typo was in "And the Tumbleweed 32-bit system
would not boot" with which the 32-bit should be replaced by 64-bit ?

Is the tumbleweed system fully updated ? If the problem is reproducible only
with "secure-boot disabled", then is there anything to do with bsc#1165773 ?

Thanks.