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Boot Windows From Syslinux Efi

четверг 18 октября admin 11

Jun 15, 2015 - syslinux-efi is a great option for PXE booting a UEFI-mode client, but the. With secure boot enabled that originally shipped with Windows. Dec 15, 2018 - Linux can boot fine from a GPT disk in BIOS mode, so there's no need to do the. To do is to install a BIOS-mode boot loader (GRUB, LILO, or SYSLINUX) to the disk. REFInd can then boot Windows in EFI mode and boot the.

Ix07 has Operating systems confused on what a Bootloader is. Noti Mac OS Darwin used to use BootX with the PowerPC, now uses Boot.efi like Windows does.

Only one bootloader can be used to get input from the user as to what OS that they wish to load up or have automatically loaded.I really am not. My rEFInd bootmanager can for example call Syslinux loader to load Linux in MBR mode or GRUB2 in EFI mode (on the same volume), or Windows via CSM or OSX via EFI. Once this second is bootloader is loaded it can then call another - this is called chainloading. If I feel like it I can go from rEFInd to Syslinux to Windows, back to Syslinux, back to Windows for ever and never actually boot anything.

Your link is not relevant to UEFI although with a hybrid member you can (and I do) call a VBR based loader from EFI - I have Syslinux installed on the volume (partition) boot record not on the MBR. The only reason you would use a hybrid member is if you had a real Mac from before 2008 with their peculiar EFI 1.1 implementation which will not boot Windows on a GPT partition.

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From what I have catched up to, setting up uefi boot with syslinux can be done like this: - A 'EFI/boot' folder for EFI boot, installed manually: - Copy all *.c32 objects from '/usr/lib/syslinux/efi64/' - Copy 'syslinux.efi' to 'bootx64.efi' in same folder as above - Edit 'syslinux.cfg' in 'EFI/boot' But am unable to find '/usr/lib/syslinux/efi64/' or anything efi64 related at all in Centos 7 after installing the syslinux package (yum install syslinux). I also tried find / -name '*efi*' grep sys and found nothing of what I should be finding. Where to find?