An EFI entry and partition manager in Qt.
This application needs to be run with root/sudo on Linux, or Run as administrator on Windows.
You can change the boot order, add/import new boot entry:
or temporally set the next boot entry to quickly reboot to another OS.
After setting, click on Yes to reboot immediately:
Otherwise, it will boot to the other OS once after your manual reboot.
Right click on the boot entry to enable/disable/delete the entry, or show the detailed properties.
You can also manage the EFI system partitions on your disks:
Choose the partition to mount/unmount the partition, or open the partition in file manager (on Windows, it will be a file dialog due to system limit). You can view or modify (move, rename, copy, etc.) the files in the parition.
You can also create a new EFI entry from the partition by clicking "Create" button. Select the EFI application file (usually with .efi extension) in the partition, and fill in the other information (simply the boot entry number and the name are enough in most cases):
Note that this is a beta feature, and may not work on all systems. Use it with caution.
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Stable version:
[yay/paru] -S qefientrymanager
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Latest git version:
[yay/paru] -S qefientrymanager-git
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Stable version:
sudo pacman -S qefientrymanager
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Latest git version:
sudo pacman -S qefientrymanager-git
Download the prebuilt app from release page.
Run it as root (*nix):
sudo -E ./<executable>or administrator on Windows(should be automatic with UAC, otherwise right click it).
For older versions (such as Ubuntu 16, 18, 20, etc.) or other architectures (e.g., ARM, aarch64), pre-built binaries are not provided.
Clone and compile this project:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/Inokinoki/QEFIEntryManager.git
cd QEFIEntryManager
mkdir build && cd build
cmake ..
makeAnd there will be an executable QEFIEntryManager in your build directory. Run it as root (*nix) or administrator (Windows).
