Clover identifies EFI files on all partitions. You can also add your own menu entries if you wish. |
If you want to add rEFInd to your Easy2Boot USB drive, then you can download the current rEFInd files to the \EFI\refind folder, rename the bootx64 and bootia32 .efi files and then simply add all the files to the 2nd FAT32 partition (agFM partition) of your E2B USB drive.
You can configure the rEFInd menu by editing the \EFI\refind\refind.conf text file.Instructions
Note: agFm v1.70 now includes the \EFI\refind files by default.
You will need to add the following lines to your \boot\grubfm\startup_menu.txt menu file (if you have one):
if $EFI64; thenif [ -f "(${user})/EFI/refind/BOOTX64_refind.EFI" ] ; then
menuentry "rEFInd (UEFI64)" --class=settings {
set grubfm_file="(${user})/EFI/refind/BOOTX64_refind.EFI"
grubfm_open "${grubfm_file}"
}
fi
fi
if $EFI32; then
if [ -f "(${user})/EFI/refind/BOOTIA32_refind.EFI" ] ; then
menuentry "rEFInd (UEFI32)" --class=settings {
set grubfm_file="(${user})/EFI/refind/BOOTIA32_refind.EFI"
grubfm_open "${grubfm_file}"
}
fi
fi
Could you please explain the main features of rEFInd bootloader.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.rodsbooks.com/refind/
DeleteLatest version of agfm has warm reboot and cold reboot, and even two choices for halt command in uefi mode, So what is the difference???
ReplyDeletewarm reboot may be faster on some systems than cold reboot (POST startup diagnostics may be skipped so faster on servers). Two halt commands in case one does not work on some systems.
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