Okay, I read the standard and you&#x27;re right, they are supposed to install to a vendor specific location, so my apologies. Boot&#x27;s an additional place you can put it, but not the regular place.<p>As an aside, goddamn is UEFI ugly. BIOS it was easy -- set the partition you want to boot as bootable, and away you go. here you have to copy the bootloader file, and then write to the firmware what file you want to boot, which feels even more fragile and confusing if you decide to wipe a hard drive to put a new OS on it unless you do everything just right.