Sorry for the late reply.
I didn't had a use case / usb-drive to test the new version.
(also I can not test anything related UEFI)
I believe in you, that it will work as expected...

neko there is no need for more than 1 partition according to this brokenman posting:neko wrote:If the 1st. partition size is max, this program will abort.
It should be made clear to multi-system users that files stored on the 2nd partition will not be accessible on Windows machines, regardless of it's format. The above tool is only for Linux users.neko wrote:But the above tool supports 2 partitions.
HAH!! Easy2Boot's Linux install does it.Ed_P wrote:I was referring to grub4dos, it boots everything but to the best of my knowledge it only installs from Windows.--> doing it from Linux is the tough part <-- why?![]()
fmt.sh will format an existing partition as FAT32, copy the E2B files onto it and then run bootlace to install grub4dos to the MBR
Actually, not so much on UEFI systems.francois wrote:Booting iso from grub works great (first post of this thread).