deloptes (12019-05-04): > don't forget that to create UEFI bootable partition, you need to boot in > UEFI. That is absolutely not true. Partition data, UEFI or not, bootable or not, are just octets on a medium. They could be created with an Atari if Atari had USB plugs, that would not make any difference. The vague truth behind your statement is: To edit UEFI variables, the computer need to have booted in UEFI mode. The UEFI variables, the contents of the computer's non-volatile internal memory. Not the contents of the drive. They contain, amongst other things, the default boot options. They are not used when selecting the boot option manually. Regards, -- Nicolas George
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