Posts by Duncan

Thanks for the information, Chewitt. With it, I was able to install LibreELEC on another hard drive, copy the partitions to the desired drive, and then create a new NVRAM entry using efibootmgr.

I respect your opinion, although the risk of installing LibreELEC on the wrong drive also exists with your method. I believe that having LibreELEC on a partition of a hard drive with other operating systems makes it more efficient and independent, and I hope you will consider this option in the future.

Regards.

I do not how to install LibreELEC generic in a specific ext4 partition. I do not want to use the hole disk because I have other OSes on it. I use rEFInd as boot manager.

Please, include this option on the installer.