詳細情報
タイトル | rEFInd |
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URL | http://www.rodsbooks.com/refind/index.html |
バージョン | 0.14.4.2 0.14.0 0.13.3.1 0.13.3 0.13.2 0.13.1 0.13.0 0.12.0 0.11.5 0.11.4 0.11.3 |
更新日 | 2023/03/07 |
追加日 | 2016/05/04 |
種別 | フリーソフト |
説明 | UEFI対応のブートマネージャ。 |
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バージョン履歴
No. | バージョン名 | 日付 |
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1 | 0.14.4.2 | 2023/03/07 |
Last Web page update: 3/6/2023 | ||
2 | 0.14.0 | 2023/03/05 |
Last Web page update: 3/4/2023 0.14.0 (3/4/2023)—This version features several bug fixes and new features: New features for this round are: rEFInd can now launch EFI programs that are compressed via gzip. This is most useful on ARM64 systems, where Linux distributions typically compress their whole kernels with gzip. (On x86 and x86-64, kernels typically include an uncompressed EFI stub loader and enough code to uncompress the rest of the kernel, so this rEFInd feature isn't required.) This option is controlled by the support_gzipped_loaders token in refind.conf. The default value for this option is false on x86 and x86-64 systems, but true on ARM64. rEFInd binaries now include an .sbat section, which is needed by the Secure Boot Advanced Targeting (SBAT) feature required by Shims released since early 2021. Using previous versions of rEFInd with newer Shims didn't work without manually adding an .sbat section and re-signing the binaries. Version 0.14.0 and later should work directly, although a MOK matching the private (省略されました) | ||
3 | 0.13.3.1 | 2022/04/13 |
Last Web page update: 4/12/2022 | ||
4 | 0.13.3 | 2022/04/11 |
Last Web page update: 4/10/2022 0.13.3 (4/10/2022)—This version features several minor bug fixes and new features: rEFInd stopped compiling with GNU-EFI somewhere between GNU-EFI versions 3.0.9 and 3.0.13; this version corrects that problem. rEFInd could freeze when processing keystrokes in menus. This bug is now fixed. The option to return from the folded Linux kernel submenu was missing; this bug is now fixed. Bash script coding has been cleaned up. The refind-install script contained a stray exit command, which caused it to terminate prematurely. This problem has been corrected. rEFInd was reading the HiddenTools variable unnecessarily often; this has been corrected. When the timeout option was set to -1 and no keyboard was attached, rEFInd could freeze. This problem has been fixed. The arrow icons visible when more icons than the screen can handle could be incompletely erased if icon sizes were set manually in (省略されました) | ||
5 | 0.13.2 | 2021/03/14 |
Last Web page update: 3/13/2021 0.13.2 (3/13/2021)—I've fixed a number of bugs and added a few new features with this version: This version fixes a memory management bugs that could cause rEFInd to hang under certain unpredictable circumstances. I've also fixed potential memory management bugs that could cause HFS+, ext2fs, and ext4fs drivers to misbehave. Version 0.13.1 introduced a bug that caused rEFInd to fail to load properly signed EFI drivers when Secure Boot was enabled and used via Shim. This is now fixed. The mvrefind script has long had an unnoticed bug that caused it to fail to create a new NVRAM entry to point to the moved rEFInd. MacOS 11 ("Big Sur") changed something in its sed utility that caused the mountesp script to fail in that version of macOS. This problem has been fixed. I've improved Secure Boot support in the refind-install script when run from Linux: The script can now install a Secure Boot key using mokutil, which can slightly simplify the MOK setup. It also now creates a backup NVRAM entry to boot directly, (省略されました) | ||
6 | 0.13.1 | 2021/02/25 |
Last Web page update: 2/24/2021 0.13.1 (2/24/2021)—This release adds a couple of new features that won't impact most people (although one is a fairly major addition) and several small bug fixes and minor changes: I have reverted some of the video device discovery changes made in version 0.13.0 after receiving a bug report indicating that they caused at least one Mac model to hang. Fixed a bug that could cause rEFInd to misbehave or hang if a disabled manual boot stanza referenced a volume with a name that existed but was unreadable. Version 0.13.0 failed to record boots to EFI-based boot options; thus, they would not be used as the default boot option when default_selection + was used on the next boot. This has now been fixed. Updated LodePNG library (which rEFInd uses for PNG support) to version 20201017. Additional replacements of which with command -v in mvrefind. | ||
7 | 0.13.0 | 2021/02/16 |
Last Web page update: 2/15/2021 0.13.0 (2/15/2021)—This release implements one major user-visible change, several bug fixes (including one major one), and a few smaller improvements: I've fixed a memory management bug that I believe was responsible for rEFInd 0.12.0 hanging on a few (mostly Apple) computers. I've imported several minor features and one mostly-behind-the-scenes change to video mode setting from RefindPlus: The list of Apple SIP/CSR values has been expanded to match changes in the values that Apple uses. The ext4fs driver now supports the EXT4_FEATURE_INCOMPAT_ENCRYPT flag, which means that filesystems that provide directory-level encryption are now supported, although rEFInd can read only from unencrypted directories on such filesystems. Aspects of RefindPlus's video mode detection have been added to rEFInd. In testing, this change doesn't make much difference, but it's a base from which future improvements can be made. Improved rEFInd's detection of duplicated ext2/3/4 filesystems (as on some types of software RAID); the old code incorrectly marked filesystems with different UUIDs but the same label as duplicates. Fixed a bug that caused the mouse pointer to disappear on 64-bit systems when it was moved. Replaced which with command -v in shell scripts. This should be more robust in theory. Fixed compiler problems with GCC versions 9 and 10. copyright © 2012–2021 by Roderick W. Smith | ||
8 | 0.12.0 | 2020/03/14 |
0.12.0 (3/13/2020)—This release sees a couple of major new features and some other more minor changes: A new EFI (not rEFInd) boot order maintenance feature is now available, albeit disabled by default. To enable it, uncomment the showtools option in refind.conf and ensure that bootorder is among the options. The new feature will then appear next time rEFInd is launched. This options enables you to adjust the EFI's boot order. Selecting an option and pressing the Enter key moves it to the top of the list. Selecting it and pressing the minus (-) key or Delete deletes the entry. The goal is to enable changing the computer's boot order from a rEFInd emergency disk after a boot coup or similar problem. This feature is therefore covered in more detail on the page on boot coups. Although this feature is disabled by default, it's enabled on my USB flash drive and CD-R images. A new self-installation option is available, albeit disabled by default. (It's enabled on my USB flash drive and CD-R images.) To enable it, uncomment the showtools option in refind.conf and add the install token to the list. (省略されました) | ||
9 | 0.11.5 | 2020/02/13 |
Last Web page update: 2/12/2020 0.11.5 (2/12/2020)—This release fixes a handful of bugs and makes a few miscellaneous changes: Fixed a bug that caused screen corruption when exiting the EFI shell (and perhaps other programs) on some systems. Implemented a workaround for buggy filesystem drivers that could cause rEFInd to hang when re-scanning devices. The NTFS driver is no longer built by default because it's produced too many reports of hung systems. The source code is still included and it can still be built, but the binary is now omitted. Cleaned up excessive slashes (/) in pathname specifications in refind-install script. Corrected incorrect display of scanning for boot loaders message under some circumstances. Fine-tune the use of %v in refind_linux.conf: Do not include the auto-detected initrd file when %v is used, to give the user greater control over initrd file specification. Note: Some users may need to adjust their configuration files because of this change! (省略されました) | ||
10 | 0.11.4 | 2018/11/13 |
Last Web page update: 11/12/2018 0.11.4 (11/12/2018)—This release fixes a couple of small but annoying bugs introduced in version 0.11.3 and improves some filesystem drivers. More specifically: Samuel Liao provided bug fixes to the NTFS driver relating to fragmented files and filesystems with cluster sizes of over 4KiB. Samuel Liao also added support for zstd decompression to the btrfs driver. He's also fixed a RAID1 issue and added support for RAID5 and 6. Version 0.11.3 introduced a bug in both refind-install and mountesp that caused these scripts to fail in macOS's Recovery environment. These bugs have been squashed. refind-install has long had a bug that caused it to fail to properly identify the ESP in Linux when autofs was in use. This bug has been squashed. rEFInd 0.11.3 introduced a bug that caused the default of booting to the last-booted OS to be lost unless it was set explicitly via default_selection in refind.conf. (省略されました) | ||
11 | 0.11.3 | 2018/07/23 |
Last Web page update: 7/22/2018 0.11.3 (7/22/2018)—This release implements a number of minor bug fixes and some more major improvements; its two changes are: The new shutdown_after_timeout token in refind.conf, if set, causes rEFInd to try to shut down the computer rather than launch the default_selection when the timeout value is reached. Note, however, that this feature relies on EFI features that are not implemented by some EFIs. If the feature is not implemented, the computer will reboot or hang. This option is disabled by default, which results in the same behavior as in previous versions of rEFInd. The new use_nvram token, if set to false, off, or 0, causes rEFInd to store its variables to files on the hard disk (in the vars subdirectory of rEFInd's home directory). When use_nvram is set to true or one of its synonym, as is the default, these variables are stored in NVRAM, as was always the case for previous versions. This feature is intended to improve functionality on computers with flaky NVRAM and to reduce wear-and-tear on the (省略されました) |