Sorry, that's totally unknown area for me.
Don't worry, it's already solved, thank you so much for your help!
Posts by localdemoda
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Indirectly that's how it works;
Boot/BIOS logo is shown for 7 secs (time can be set in BIOS), unless 'F7' is pressed (showing OS section only, NOT BIOS settings!) LE is started automatically.
Only differences are:
- User has to manually press 'F7' to fire up the menu for selection of 'secondary' OS (Win10 in my case) .
- This menu is managed by HW/AMI BIOS not by OS/GRUB.
Ahh perfect, I did not remember that option, thank you very much.
Allow me one more doubt.
I have installed easybcd on the disk where windows 8.1 is and I have given an option and it has eliminated the windows boot, how can I recover it?
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My MiniPC's are just like that.
In BIOS I have set the LE disk as primary boot, if I want to run Win10 I must press 'F7' during boot and select from boot menu otherwise it boots to LE.
So far (~3 years) it's been working just fine.
but that is the bios, I would like to have a menu to select from and that has a countdown of several seconds so that one of the two starts by default.
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No idea, I dual boot with a grub installation but it was done manually by me
can you tell me how to do it? I am a newbie to grub.
some tutorial?
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Hello everyone.
I have a minipc with two ssd disks and I want to install windows 10 on one ssd and libreelec on the other ssd disk.
Easybootcd would be valid for this?
What I want to avoid is having to go into the bios to choose to start windos or LE.
I hope you can give me a hand.
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I'm sure there is a way to instruct the Windows boot leader to pick the LibreELEC partition, and there are external (linux) boot solutions compatible with Windows. I just haven't used Windows properly for more than 10 years, so I'm a bit rusty there.
ok thanks, to see if somebody knows some program that has that function.
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Most PC motherboards will use a key to activate the boot selection, e.g. F11 .
ah of course, the usual method, right, I thought you were referring to a specific software.
Thanks.
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I'm using separate SSDs for each OS at the moment (perhaps overkill, I know, but some of the smaller SSDs are quite cheap). Running Ubuntu / Windows / LibreELEC for now on the office PC. I didn't know about Windows rewriting the bootloader with each big update. I'm using Ubuntu as my daily driver along with its GRUB loader, so I guess I dodged a bullet there.
hi, can you install it libreelec on a ssd and windows on a different ssd and choose which boot?
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Seems it's a work in progress for Matrix. You can find the support thread here:
Thanks a lot!
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Hello, I want to use aeon madnox in libreelec but in the skin settings it does not appear.
How can I put Madnox?
