> I still use GRUB to boot ISO images, and have a sysrescd image in /boot > for this. With UEFI, you can have more than one bootloader installed. I > hadn't considered the possibility of UEFI booting to an ISO directly, I'd > be interested to know if it is possible.
Typically one takes the contents of the iso, places that on a partition, and then makes it bootable with grub. I'm not sure you can boot the iso directly. >> Finally, what's your opinion on 'secure boot'? > > That the main security is is aimed at is job security for MS employees. I > turn it off straight away. It is not a completely stupid idea. When it is adequately supported it is something I intend to use. It is possible (unless I misunderstood something) to provide your own keys and sign your own OS partition. Anyway, I am kind of surprised people are still having problems with UEFI. It's necessary to turn SecureBoot off, but otherwise I just got everything to work.
