Is it possible to simplify Dual booting instead of having to go to BIOS to choose the OS?
As the title says.
Jyou can use refind
JSourceForge
Download rEFInd for free. An EFI boot manager utility. rEFInd is a fork of the rEFIt boot manager. Like rEFIt, rEFInd can auto-detect your installed EFI boot loaders and it presents a pretty GUI menu of boot options.
Jwhen you boot, it'll let you choose what operating system to boot, without having to go into the bios everytime
MOk, how the hell do I install it with secure boot enabled?
JI think secure boot has to be disabled
KThis, no refind with secure boot
M@indigo, @Kyle Gospo would you guys know how to get the touchscreen or controller on a Ally X to work with rEFInd? Keyboard works fine, but I can't use any of the controls on my Ally to select an OS. Only time they work is if I go into BIOS and then directly go the rEFInd after that. I'm guessing its an issue of waking the controller up?
HWelcome to the problem of dual booting without using the bios boot menu
JI think if you press volume up/down (one of em I forgot) while it’s powering on, it’ll bring up a boot manager and you can just pick from there using the d pad
Hthats the bios boot menu
JI know I’m just tryna instruct em on how to use it
AIf i'm remembering right, I think the Ally requires booting the bios before the controller is usable to select an OS. It's just how Asus configured the hardware.
JThey can’t fix that in a bios update?
WIf you planning on being in Bazzite most of the time and Windows only sometimes, you could try this ujust script
ujust setup-boot-windows-steam which will add a "boot-windows" script in your Steam. So then you always in Bazzite and you can do a once off boot to Windows when you need itMI would think.
MI'll give that a shot, thank you
MHey thanks man, it worked like a charm
