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by lmz
3642 days ago
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It very probably is (on non secure boot systems). The EFI system partition is just a FAT32 partition that can be mounted e.g. using mountvol. The EFI boot options and order are stored in changable variables (see efiboootmgr). Writing this code to ESP and setting it up to run on next boot then chainload windows doesn't sound too hard. |
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