installation prbl, can't install grub, 64bit thinkpad X121e

[Uwe Brauer]

   > On 01/09/11 00:51, Uwe Brauer wrote:
   > Uwe, if your computer is UEFI, then you need to install "grub-efi". By
   > right, you will need a separate /boot partition and flag it as "boot"
   > and install "/" to a separate partition. Leave the first partition
   > "sda1" as "bios-grub" and the second was used by Windows as the "boot".
   > Suggest you create another partition as /boot and flag this instead as
   > "boot".


I entered the BIOS setup and chose that the BIOS uses legacy
mode *before* UEFI, but that did not help neither 
when I try to run grub-setup /dev/sda5 or any other partion
I obtain 

Cannot stat aufs

So it seems that I really need grub-efi a pity that it is
not on the livecd!
   > After installation, the installation may still be "buggy" and you may
   > need then to install "grub-efi". I also suggest that after
   > installation (and before update/upgrade) and before rebooting, you do
   > a "grub-install" by
   > sudo apt-get install grub-efi
   > sudo grub-install /dev/sda


Problem is the network card is not recognised so I cannot
install grub-efi, must download it on a another laptop.

Uwe