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On 10/04/2022 01:30, Miles Malone wrote: |
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> That is correct, yeah. Wouldnt do you any harm to backup your ESP |
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> beforehand, though it's unlikely to be more than a precaution |
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> On Sun, 10 Apr 2022 at 10:13, Adam Carter <adamcarter3@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> I'm assuming that windows will modify the EFI configuration and i will need to boot, say, a minimal cd image to run efibootmgr to set it back, then add a Windows entry to the grub config. |
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>> Is that correct? Anything else i should be concerned about? |
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iirc (and I'm about to do it again), Windows just makes itself default, |
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and sets boot timeout to 0. |
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So no I wouldn't bother modifying grub - just set the EFI timeout to, |
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say, 5 secs. You then choose between Windows and grub, and then let grub |
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sort out the linux side for you. |
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I notice you're using a second drive, though. At least linux is on drive |
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0, with a decent EFI partition. I had another system with linux on drive |
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1. Windows made the EFI partition on drive 0 tiny, and I never worked |
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out how to chain the two EFI partitions together. Couldn't put grub on |
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drive 0, the partition was too small. |
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So, yes. In theory it's easy. In practice...? |
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Cheers, |
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