Comment # 73 on bug 1226122 from Mario Guzman

(In reply to Martin Wilck from comment #70)
> (In reply to Mario Guzman from comment #66)
> 
> Am I understanding correctly that rEFInd will not chain-load sd-boot, but
> will detect and boot the kernel(s) installed by sd-boot directly?

No, it appears that Refind DID find sd-boot, and I tested it. So far so good.
> 
> How does rEFIind handle secure boot? For secure boot to do what it's
> supposed to, rEFInd should refuse to load any kernel (or other EFI binary)
I don't have secure boot and can't answer this questions authoritavely. I will
ask the dev for answers.
> 
> Why do you say that a separate ESP is necessary for every TW installation?
There is the case where you don't want one installation to touch anything
another Linux does. So the only way it to have separate ESPs. However, in my
case I found to keep the main ESP untouched, I could simply create another one
and use that for multiple TW, etc. So really only 2 ESPs are needed to keep the
main one (in my case with RefindPlus and OpenCore) untouched. So a minimum of 2
ESPs, or go wild with one per linux to ensure they don't mess with each other.
Although I was initially concerned about this, having 2 is fine with me and no
longer an issue. Keep in mind that if no boot manager is installed, you don't
even need the one extra. This is now how the current TW works when saying NO
boot manager.