How to Dual Boot Endeavour OS and Windows 10/11 || 2022
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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Nice thank you man!
@Dean Todd mentioned:
If you are doing it on newer versions the first partition is /efi and give it 500 mb
If you are doing it on newer versions the first partition is /efi and give it 500 mb
Bro can you explain me how to do it?
Thanks man!
very straight forward video, thanks
Thank you for this video😀✌️
I followed every step but my grub not detecting windows boot manager. How can i fix?
@Elon Husk i have the same problem like OP but yes, the windows boot manager is still detected in the bios and can boot from there
use command sudo update-grub
Nice tutorial: music background and content
Thanks, i love you
i already use ventoy...
I have nvidia gtx 1650 so should I select nvidia graphics card option??
Yes
Followed your process but windows 10 not showing in boot manager
Yes
Hi! Any solution to the problem?
@@alejandrozuniga1126 use command : sudo update-grub. Also in new installer you have to select grub as bootloader and not systemd-boot.
sudo update-grub
bro suna na maile install garda installation failed: job: Create new partition table on device '/dev/sdb' vanxa . need help yrr
U have mbr or gpt partition scheme??
Do not dual boot Win & Lin. Put Linux on a second HDD with its own boot partition. Dual booting means using the win boot partition for Linux....very bsd idea.
Will i loose my data if i follow this process?
No
@@sandipsky8756 Great tutorial Sandip.
I have windows11 on a PC but I want to install debian11 and Endevour OS alongside win11, so in effect run a triple-boot system.
Would it work if I create two ESP partitions (one of Debian11 and one for Endevour OS) so that I can load them without GRUB. I want to do it this way because having one ESP partition to manage all 3 operating system can mess up the boot configuration due to windows-update's or kernel modification.
Would it work to create 2 ESP partitions instead of just 1 like you showed in earlier tutorials?
@@ruebenandrews9914 yes u can create separate efi partition for individual OS that way the boot files of respective OS would not be messed up. Personally I haven't tried triple boot but I guess It should work
@@sandipsky8756 I tried installing Debian11.5 alongside windows11. I used a rescuezilla dvd with Gparted to make the debian ESP and root partitions. I removed the boot flag from the existing windows11 partition and added it to the Debian ESP partition. I had to boot out of the Rescuezilla dvd to install Debian so I couldnt install Debian from within the rescuezilla environment. I managed to install debian then afterwards I went back into Gparted on the rescuezilla dvd to set the bootflag on, on the windows ESP partition. Not sure if this is the correct way to do it as you showed with your Solus installation but now I cant boot into windows unless I press F12 for boot options. The debian ESP partition is now the default bootloader.
Is there any way to get the windows bootloader to show automatically, along with debian, when the PC starts up?
I am running 10 operating systems in one pc in only one hard drive no mess up at all...