Hi.
I'd like to have all the OS entries in grub instead of having 2 bootloader countdowns.
What I mean is instead of:
I've had grub boot all those OSes excluding windows 8 (I've never owned a device using it) without issue.
I've never had grub read BCD entries though; never tried & suspect it cannot do it (but I don't know); in my case where the grub-update didn't detect others (usually file-systems are the issue here; eg. btrfs, but those can usually be worked around too) I just created manual entries or offered chainloader too when I preferred.
If Windows 11 was your only bcdedit entry then of course it would seem that grub is booting that entry when in fact it was booting bcdedit with 0 seconds timeout (just like when you set grub timeouts to 0 seconds it doesn't mean that there is no grub). What I want to know is if it's possible to actually boot each bcdedit entry not a whole bootloader. I actually know how to make a separate entry for Windows XP in grub1, cause it doesn't need bcdedit (not sure how to do it in grub2 though). Separating Windows 8 and 11, both designed to boot through bcdedit, is a different story.