ESP dual boot Windows 10
thufir
hawat.thufir at gmail.com
Tue Dec 13 10:34:40 UTC 2016
I've been reading about UEFI:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI
and want to dual boot Ubuntu with Windows 10. So, I'll be creating a
UEFI-only bootable thumb drive. The directions say not to format if
there's already an ESP.
I don't know what they mean with:
"Performing the Installation
Once you've taken care of the preliminaries, you can install Ubuntu
normally. Aside from the ESP, Ubuntu installed in UEFI mode has no
special partition requirements, and you need not adjust other
installation options. Note that in a UEFI-mode installation, Ubuntu will
not ask you where to install the boot loader. If it does, or if it
complains about the lack of a BIOS Boot Partition, you've probably
accidentally booted in BIOS/CSM/legacy mode. "
What does "normally" mean in relation to partitioning?
Do I select "install alongside" or, it looks like, "something else"
where I'll be prompted to partition the hard drive. Because it's
windows 10 I can resize to make room with diskmgmt.msc easily enough.
When adding the root, home and swap partitions, however, how does that
relate to ESP?
thanks,
Thufir
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