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Looking for something that I can boot to that lets me select my bootloader

WhitetailAni
By WhitetailAni
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https://www.gnu.org/software/grub/

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I'm wrapping up my Hackintosh setup, and I've reached the point where I'd like to not have to mash Delete every time I want to use macOS.

I could just switch it to default to macOS, but then I'd have to mash Delete for Windows. And once I get Linux in the mix it'll be annoying to do.

 

Is there something that I can stick on a small partition, set as my primary boot device, and when booted to it will allow me to choose a bootloader to run? I feel like I've seen something like this mentioned before but I can't remember where, and Google wasn't very helpful.

 

Thank you for all advice!

elephants

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https://www.gnu.org/software/grub/

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