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Your own usual rEFInd's sign.
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You can
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- ✏️set your profile;
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- ✏️set device;
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- ✏️set your name.
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It is based on rEFInd Boot Manager of Roderick W. Smith, with grub2-filemanager built-in.
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- So you can boot .iso files from internal SSD by using grub2-filemanager of a1ive.
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Here are icons for You.
Press the key F10
or \
to take a screenshot, by using your keyboard.
Screenshots are folded.
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If your device meets the requirements,
- 64bit UEFI supported;
- GPU/vBIOS UEFI supported;
You should use Yours-UEFI.
Else,
- NOT supporting 64bit UEFI,
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- 32bit UEFI supported;
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- Only Legacy BIOS without UEFI supported;
- GPU/vBIOS UEFI not supported; (See the picture)
You should use Yours-LegacyBIOS.
Download .vhdx from Releases.
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- Open
BannerEditor.pptx
, - For 1K screen, open
EFI\Yours\Settings\display\1K\BannerEditor.pptx
by using Microsoft PowerPoint 2021+; - For 2K screen, open
EFI\Yours\Settings\display\2K\BannerEditor.pptx
by using Microsoft PowerPoint 2021+; - For 3K screen, open
EFI\Yours\Settings\display\3K\BannerEditor.pptx
by using Microsoft PowerPoint 2021+; - For 4K screen, open
EFI\Yours\Settings\display\4K\BannerEditor.pptx
by using Microsoft PowerPoint 2021+; - Edit to set your profile, device and your name;
- Save as a PNG;
- Set the new made as the banner,
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- For 1K screen, edit
EFI\Yours\Settings\display\1K\resolution-1K.conf
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- For 1K screen, edit
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- For 2K screen, edit
EFI\Yours\Settings\display\2K\resolution-2K.conf
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- For 2K screen, edit
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- For 3K screen, edit
EFI\Yours\Settings\display\3K\resolution-3K.conf
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- For 3K screen, edit
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- For 4K screen, edit
EFI\Yours\Settings\display\4K\resolution-4K.conf
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- For 4K screen, edit
Frequently asked question
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- Open the file and make adjustments based on the information in the table below,
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EFI\Yours\refind.conf
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Icon Size | Token | Condition | Examples |
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Original Size | small_icon_size 48 big_icon_size 128 |
384 ≤ Vertical pixel < 768 | SVGA(800×600),720P/WXGA(1280×720) and so on |
Double Size | small_icon_size 96 big_icon_size 256 |
768 ≤ Vertical pixel < 960 | XGA(1024×768),WXGA+(1366×768),WSXGA(1440×900) and so on |
Triple Size | small_icon_size 144 big_icon_size 384 |
960 ≤ Vertical pixel < 1536 | WSXGA+(1680×1050),1080P/WSUVGA+/FHD(1920×1080),2K/1440P/QHD/WQHD(2560×1440) and so on |
Quadruple Size | small_icon_size 192 big_icon_size 512 |
1536 ≤ Vertical pixel < 1728 | WQXGA(2560×1600) and so on |
Quintuple Size | small_icon_size 240 big_icon_size 640 |
1728 ≤ Vertical pixel < 1920 | QWXGA+(2880×1880) and so on |
Sextuple Size | small_icon_size 288 big_icon_size 768 |
1920 ≤ Vertical pixel < 2880 | 4K/2160P/UHD(3840×2160),WQUXGA(3840×2400) and so on |
Septuple Size | small_icon_size 336 big_icon_size 896 |
Vertical pixel ≥ 2880 | WQUSXGA(3840×2880) and so on |
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No matter which version of Windows you are using,
you should copy its icon,
from EFI\Yours\Settings\icon\Windows
to EFI\Yours\Settings\icon\showing
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and rename it os_win8.png
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It is because rEFInd is taking os_win8.png
as the icon of Windows Boot Manager
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In order to ensure that the graphical interface is NOT going to be interrupted by codes, and that it will support Secure Boot
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File Name | Directory | Principle | Function |
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GRUB_PreLoader_CLOVER.efi |
EFI\Yours\efi\Hackintosh |
Linked to EFI\CLOVER\CLOVERX64.efi |
PreLoader CloverBootloader |
GRUB_PreLoader_CLOVER.png |
EFI\Yours\efi\Hackintosh |
To display icon with the same name | Used to display icon of Clover |
GRUB_PreLoader_OC.efi |
EFI\Yours\efi\Hackintosh |
Linked to EFI\OC\OpenCore.efi |
PreLoader OpenCore |
GRUB_PreLoader_OC.png |
EFI\Yours\efi\Hackintosh |
To display icon with the same name | Used to display icon of OC |
- Set
LauncherOption=System
by editingconfig.plist
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- You can select the icon of Clover or OC, press [Delete], and hide the corresponding entry.
Here are icons for You.
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- find and download which icons you need from here;
- Rename the PNG files,
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os_${NAME}.png
is the icon ofESP: \EFI\${NAME}\grubx64.efi
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- Copy into
ESP: \EFI\Yours\Settings\icon\showing
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If you like it and are looking forward to the coming update, you can star it.💫
- rEFInd Boot Manager of Roderick W. Smith;
- grub2-filemanager of a1ive;
- More modern icons,
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- Some coming from Iconfont,
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- Some coming from Iconfinder,
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- Some coming from macOS and OC,
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- Others coming from Unknown;