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Maybe rEFInd[1] can help! UEFI has some cool things, like you don't really need a bootloader if you don't mind switching kernels. Just tell the bios which part
by grp 10y ago
Maybe rEFInd[1] can help!
UEFI has some cool things, like you don't really need a bootloader if you don't mind switching kernels.
Just tell the bios which partition you want to boot.
[1] http://www.rodsbooks.com/refind/ http://www.rodsbooks.com/refind/
- rodolphoarruda 10y ago>Just tell the bios which partition you want to boot. That would work! Thanks a lot.
- grp 10y agoIn case of, I found that tool when I was searching for something just like efibootmgr (it might help too). Have fun, you don't have to wait.
- kusmi 10y agoAh, rEFInd, I have it along with a debian image on a USB drive I labeled 'magic stick' because when all else fails, it will work.