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CoreOS uses its own, modified version of GRUB to load the appropriate vmlinuz image and mount the appropriate USR partition. Not using it would leave you to change the boot command manually everytime your installation performs an update. On the other hand, CoreOS installation image is not EFI bootable right now. So, if you want to install from the image, use GRUB loader and revert back to using UEFI after installation is complete.
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# Use GRUB when booting from an installation medium
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#loader="grub"
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# Use UEFI when booting from a disk
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uefi="yes"
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cpu=1
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memory=1024M
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network0_type="virtio-net"
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network0_switch="public"
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disk0_type="virtio-blk"
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disk0_name="disk0.img"
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grub_install0="linux /coreos/vmlinuz coreos.autologin"
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grub_install1="initrd /coreos/cpio.gz"
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