by Ambertus » Wed Jan 18, 2017 8:50 am
Thanks for your hopeful reply, Brian, my great and long-admired helper pal! How've ya been?
Do I understand that this approach should work because BIBM is based on Linux? (that last part I knew). But please note that, as you expected, the tablet is running Windows 10, and I want to use BIBM mostly to boot different WinX partitions, and also things like Rufus-built oy YUMI multi-boot USB flash drives. Is IFL still the tool for me?
I know this is asking a lot, but would you be so kind as to provide some additional assistance, like a guide? I don't need a tutorial! I well remember that you much prefer brevity of expression (unlike me, eh?), but I'm afraid I'm at a loss as to how to proceed...
Thanks!!
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Brian K wrote:
> Ambertus,
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> You can use the BIBM Partition Work on an IFL GUI boot disk. It boots with
> Secure Boot enabled.