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Yes, you can boot Unified Kernel Images (UKI) directly from UEFI without an additional bootloader. A bootloader may still be helpful to manage your various entr
by Cu3PO42 1y ago
Yes, you can boot Unified Kernel Images (UKI) directly from UEFI without an additional bootloader. A bootloader may still be helpful to manage your various entries and provide you with a menu to select one of many entries to boot.
- mixmastamyk 1y agoYes, I tried this on a tablet and it works. However I found systemd-boot friendlier to use at boot time, because you don’t have to go into firmware to pick an entry (kernel). And can edit config on disk. But on a typical boot it works just fine either way.