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install.shвЂќ installs rEFInd on Mac OS XвЂ™s root partition as вЂњ /EFI/refindвЂњ. Better вЂњ $TARGETDIRвЂњ be вЂњ /efi/bootвЂќ or вЂњ /efi/refindвЂњ.ДЄlternatively, you can install rEFInd using the supplied shell command вЂњ install.shвЂњ, which installs refind_ењ†4.efi. Option вЂњ -setBootвЂќ enables rEFInd permanently. Where вЂњ $TARGETDIRвЂќ stands for the directory in which you installed rEFInd. $ sudo bless -setBoot -folder '$TARGETDIR' -file '$TARGETDIR/bootењ†4.efi' $ sudo bless -mountВ /Volumes/EFI -setBoot -file /Volumes/EFI/EFI/boot/bootењ†4.efi

On Mac machines, if you want to enable rEFInd permanently, issue: Also, when you press вЂњ Alt (Option)вЂќ key immediately after the startup CHIME, Mac machineвЂ™s Startup Manager brings rEFInd as an option of booting the machine. This, in general, does not require issuing вЂњ blessвЂќ command, especially for USB Stick/Hard Drive. In this manual installation method we install вЂњ bootењ†4.efiвЂќ (fallback filename) file of rEFInd instead of вЂњ refind_ењ†4.efiвЂќ file. Now, your вЂњ EFIвЂќ volume has an вЂњ EFIвЂќ folder, which contains вЂњ bootвЂќ and вЂњ toolsвЂќ subfolders. You may also want to add extra tools like EFI shell, GPT Sync, etc. If yours is a 64 bit EFI, you may delete the вЂњ bootia32.efiвЂќ file and the вЂњ drivers_ia32вЂќ folder, which are present in вЂњ bootвЂќ folder. The вЂњ EFIвЂќ folder is not case-sensitive since it is on вЂњ msdosвЂќ partition. You just copy the вЂњ bootвЂќ subfolder onto the already existing вЂњ EFIвЂќ folder. DonвЂ™t mess with the вЂњ APPLEвЂќ folder, which contains the firmware. In Mac machines, once mounted, you will already have вЂњ EFIвЂќ folder with вЂњ APPLE -> EXTENSIONSвЂќ subfolder. Once mounted, copy the вЂњ EFIвЂќ folder, which contains вЂњ bootвЂќ subfolder, and paste it to the mounted вЂњ EFIвЂќ volume. But the CD-R image file contains the said binary zip file, docs as well as other goodies. Now, go to rEFInd website and download the CD-R image file. $ sudo mount -t msdos /dev/disk1s1 /Volumes/EFI

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