Syslinux 6.01 (and 6.02-preXX) do not support chainloading (U)EFI applications in efi64 or efi32 build. The shipped chain.c32 module contains code only for chainloading BIOS boot-sectors and is currently useless in (U)EFI systems.
Please don't set the priority field - it is for developers.
Two questions: 1. This bug is still present in syslinux 6.03, correct? 2. Is this a blocker for booting Windows on UEFI, or am I misunderstanding / is there any way to boot Windows on UEFI when syslinux is the bootloader?
+1 Is the syslinux project alive? If so, is work being done to address this chainloading bug in syslinux? Five years is a long time to have a bug unsolved.
Syslinux respect the KISS principle and it this in the spirit of the *nix philosophy. But now I just bought a very fresh laptop with UEFI-only booting method. Since I'm not a simple guy (I'm not a guy, after all), a rude vfat booting is not for me. Is now the time where I'll move to Grub or rEFInd? It would be a shame :( Regards, Sergio