Above is an old HP that had a SECURE boot option and a Legacy/MBR option.
So you would choose the use GrUB (2 or EFI) for secure boot and place it in the boot area alongside the Windows Boot Loader. This should be about 250 - 300 MB in size.
You can also make a tiny boot area for MBR, just a few MB and put the traditional grub in there.
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I actually have 2 versions of openSuSE installed, as a precaution, Secure and Legacy.
ann_droid
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December 15th, 2024 14:47
Hi
Quite a few possibilities .....
The rEFInd boot loader is worth looking at.
Above is an old HP that had a SECURE boot option and a Legacy/MBR option.
So you would choose the use GrUB (2 or EFI) for secure boot and place it in the boot area alongside the Windows Boot Loader. This should be about 250 - 300 MB in size.
You can also make a tiny boot area for MBR, just a few MB and put the traditional grub in there.
######################
I actually have 2 versions of openSuSE installed, as a precaution, Secure and Legacy.