iReboot can list devices as well as Windows boot manager entries. EasyBCD 2.2 actually already does that, though 2.3 hides them unless expert mode is enabled - but only on EFI. I'm pretty sure it already does, though?
Is there a release date for EasyBCD 2.3? What are the new features?
I have a hybrid EFI board which handles GPT or MBR quite well and all the various Windows versions but EasyBCD will not link into any Linux partition on the disks. All the versions of Mint and Ubuntu load really well and then they are lost.
My board will not support both GPT and MBR in the same bootup. Unfortunately, my board does not support EFI boot from the USB but it does support it from the CD/DVD and Boot-Repair-Disk requires that it be loaded from USB in EFI to work with (U) EFI boards. Tests on the status of whether the board is operating in EFI or BIOS within Linux states that it is clearly EFI. Ubuntu 14.04.2 recognizes that the system is definitely EFI by using Echo EFI or Legacy, clearly "EFI".
In Win 10, some EasyBCD created entries fail to point to the EFI boot loader and point to the regular WinLoad. I use BCDEdit to change them but that is crude, at best.
Thank, I would appreciate any address to these issues.
Dave
PS: iReboot sometimes does not work at all on standard HP Laptops, especially the new HP using UEFI.