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Clarified the renaming of refind_x64.efi to BOOTX64.EFI.
Removed unnecessary wording for clarity.
Clarified the renaming of refind_x64.efi to BOOTX64.EFI in UEFI booting guide.
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How is this not clear from the guide already? It seems to indicate the same just above. |
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My logic is rEFInd should automatically come with it's bootloader name BOOTX64.EFI but it ships as refind_x64.efi. Nothing on the rEFIend website mentions renaming it to BOOTX64.EFI. The Haiku website did help out tremendously but I thought maybe a tidbit of clarity could be useful for some folks. |
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You don't need to rename it if you use a command to change the default boot file name in your BIOS. Does the rEFInd website not mention that? And does this really provide clarity, when it's said just above this? |
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