#Partition Help
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Bros askin if he will get two options in UEFI boot menu after installing linux and windows on the same disk
yes the option will show up
but you will need to use GRUB
no
you will need a bootloader of some sort
else you won't be able to boot into any OS
idk about that
but it should
you can test run it
that's the bootloader
it should start with windows blah blah blah
that's gonna be slightly difficult but i know it's possible to do
if you still have the vfat partition for windows you can mount that, and there's a tool you can use to repair the bootloader with it but i don't know what the commands are or what that tool does
partition scheme differs for everyone, i'm not sure
lsblk -f or blkid as root should tell
when you power on your system
it helps list out the os in your computer
did you set it up?
reread what i initially said
i know
because the thing isn't showing right
the windows boot loader is not showing
exactly
you need to set up os-prober
sudo nano /etc/default/grub
you can use vim instead of nano if you prefer that
idk
doubt it does
this will open a grub config file for you
you can change the GRUB_TIMEOUT value to 10 just to give you time to decide on which os you wanna pick
but most importantly at the end of the file you should see something like
#GRUB_DISABLE_OS_PROBER=FALSE
remove the #
and save your file
then run
sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
to update changed then in the output you should see something like
Microsoft/boot
then restart
update me when you are done @compact bronze
damn
I dont get what you mean