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This is rEFInd, an EFI boot manager. The binary package includes the
following files and subdirectories:
File Description
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refind/refind_ia32.efi The main IA32 rEFInd binary
refind/refind_x64.efi The main x86-64 rEFInd binary
refind/refind.conf-sample A sample configuration file
refind/icons/ Subdirectory containing icons
refind/drivers_ia32/ Subdirectory containing IA32 drivers
refind/drivers_x64/ Subdirectory containing x86-64 drivers
keys/ Subdirectory containing MOKs
refind-install Linux/MacOS installation script
mkrlconf A script to create refind_linux.conf
mvrefind A script to move a rEFInd installation
README.txt This file
NEWS.txt A summary of program changes
LICENSE.txt The original rEFIt license
COPYING.txt The rEFInd license
CREDITS.txt Acknowledgments of code sources
docs/ Documentation in HTML format
To install the binary package manually, you must first access your EFI
System Partition (ESP). You can then place the files from the refind
subdirectory in a subdirectory of the ESP's EFI directory. You may omit the
.efi binary for the type of computer you're NOT using, and you may
optionally rename the .efi file for the binary you are using. If this is an
initial installation, you should rename refind.conf-sample to refind.conf;
but if you're replacing an existing installation, you should leave your
existing refind.conf intact. The end result might include the following
files on the ESP:
EFI/refind/refind_x64.efi
EFI/refind/refind.conf
EFI/refind/icons/
If you want to use any of the filesystem drivers, you must install them,
too. Creating a subdirectory of the rEFInd binary directory called
drivers_x64 (for x86-64 systems), drivers_ia32 (for x86 systems), or
drivers (for any architecture) and copying the drivers you want to this
location should do the trick. When you next launch it, rEFInd should load
the drivers, giving you access to the relevant filesystems.