Boot-Repair
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VisitBoot-Repair vs rEFInd
What both publish
| Fact | Boot-Repair | rEFInd |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | The project page describes running Boot-Repair from a Boot-Repair-Disk or installing it in an Ubuntu, derivative, Debian, or derivative live environment. | The refind-install script automates installation under Linux and OS X, and manual installation procedures for Linux, macOS, and Windows are also available. |
| Purpose | Boot-Repair fixes common boot problems, such as GRUB issues or problems booting Ubuntu or Windows after installing another operating system. | rEFInd is a boot manager forked from rEFIt that scans for boot loaders and helps users choose an operating system or utility at startup. |
Boot-Repair plans
- FreeFree
rEFInd plans
- rEFIndFree
Pick Boot-Repair if…
It suits Linux users trying to restore access to an operating system after boot trouble, including multiboot users. Those unsure about advanced boot settings should seek experienced help before changing them.
Pick rEFInd if…
rEFInd suits users of EFI-based computers who want a boot menu for multiple operating systems or utilities. Linux users may value its kernel and initrd detection options.