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rEFInd is the magic tool here. Personally I still use GRUB for all of the reasons you stated above. But rEFInd + kernel gets you pretty close.
by nerdponx 2y ago
rEFInd is the magic tool here.
Personally I still use GRUB for all of the reasons you stated above. But rEFInd + kernel gets you pretty close.
- zekica 2y agorEFInd is great! I wish they just updated the default theme to something nicer.
- smeg_it 2y agoI've used gummiboot before systemd ate it; and I've used rEFInd. Mainly, I just followed the excellent documentation @ https://www.rodsbooks.com/ https://www.rodsbooks.com/; that's also how I first familiarized myself with UEFI (Thanks Rod!). My brain has leaked all the information I understood (unfortunately). Is rEFInd still active? Is there a gummiboot fork (besides systemd)? Personally, I kind of hate Redhat calling itself that now, it's IBM. You can tell because all of the online knowledge from the community on their websites are now pay-walled. RIP Redhat (CentOS) (I'll miss you) P.S. Thanks Rocky Linux (and others like it)