Super Grub2 Disk support about multios-usb

[Mexit]

Just copy the efi file to the EFI folder on the first partition. It is then necessary to change the extension from EFI to efi.
You launch the file from the menu: "Detect EFI bootloaders -->"

Another option is to add items in the main configuration file. Here is an example. Just change the path :)

MultiOS-USB/config/grub.config

Lines 163 to 167 in 946fc46

	if [ -e /MultiOS-USB/tools/efitools-*/KeyTool.efi ]; then
	menuentry --class=efi "Manage UEFI keys and hashes" {
	chainloader /MultiOS-USB/tools/efitools-*/KeyTool.efi
	}
	fi

[JonnyTech]

Thank you very much, that helps immensely.

You launch the file from the menu: "Detect EFI bootloaders -->"

Aha! I reckon that I was being really dumb...