Thank you so much! Btw if anyone is having problems with os-prober detecting the Windows EFI partition this fixed it for me: Apparently, grub-mount needs fuse3 as an optional dependency as it contains a shared library ‘linfuse3.so.3’. Without grub-mount working properly, os-prober doesn’t work. So, install fuse3 with ‘sudo pacman -Sy fuse3’ and attempt to mount either with os-prober or manually.
Very helpful, thank you. The only thing you can probably add is that windows time changes after you install Linux. Windows goes to hardware clock whereas Linux understands timezone setting.
well partially true, but what the article actually states is that separate EFI can be created only if you have two separate physical drives e.g. SSD or HDD and windows become unbootable only if you create two EFI in same drive
Господи, чел, храни тебя бог, пускай у тебя, твоей семьи и всех твоих родственников все будет хорошо, мой компьютер держится исключительно за счёт твоего ролика, я не ебу как бы я без тебя смог ! Ещё раз спасибо!
Thanks a lot !! This is saving me. One little thing is that you often don’t leave the command you type long enough on the screen before hitting enter, so we have to rewind and try to pause at the right moment to read it. But otherwise this is really helpful 😌
You said you make another EFI Partition for Arch. Is that if I choose Windows Boot Manager from grub, it will boot to Windows partion, and it will not do anything with Windows's EFI partition right? Also I wonder if the Windows gets updates, will it modify any of those EFI partions? Thank you.
Correct, Windows updates are known for breaking dual boot setups as it does not like other OS's in the existing EFI partition so it's recommended to create another EFI partition to avoid this. I have not seen Windows affect other EFI partitions as likely it looks just for the one with Windows on it.
yooo i know i just said i had the same problem like two minutes ago, but i got a solution for u! make sure that you just press enter on "first sector". in my case, i typed in +1G when it asked me for the first sector, but as i said, make sure to just skip it with enter. only when "last sector" shows up, type in +1G. really hope that i could help you out brother, greetings from austria
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Thank you so much! Btw if anyone is having problems with os-prober detecting the Windows EFI partition this fixed it for me:
Apparently, grub-mount needs fuse3 as an optional dependency as it contains a shared library ‘linfuse3.so.3’. Without grub-mount working properly, os-prober doesn’t work.
So, install fuse3 with ‘sudo pacman -Sy fuse3’ and attempt to mount either with os-prober or manually.
Very helpful, thank you. The only thing you can probably add is that windows time changes after you install Linux. Windows goes to hardware clock whereas Linux understands timezone setting.
No fuss, straight to the point. Thank you!
I thought I look something like this up before installing arch. Great video, thank you.
Great video, was having a few issues with /boot and GRUB. This made things work like a charm
Thanks! Glad it was useful.
Arch's documentation says that a separate EFI partition shouldn't be created because it may prevent Windows from booting though.
well partially true, but what the article actually states is that separate EFI can be created only if you have two separate physical drives e.g. SSD or HDD
and windows become unbootable only if you create two EFI in same drive
Thank you very much for this video☺! Hello from Russia👋
that was great video.... i did and so much enjoyed easy way to got 2os
your video was a big help, thank you.
Thank you for watching!
thank for this video! saved me a worlds worth of time!
Glad it helped!
thanks man you saved my time!
No problem! Thank you for watching.
Thank you soooo much!
No problem!
Thank you!
Господи, чел, храни тебя бог, пускай у тебя, твоей семьи и всех твоих родственников все будет хорошо, мой компьютер держится исключительно за счёт твоего ролика, я не ебу как бы я без тебя смог ! Ещё раз спасибо!
This video help a lot thanks
Thanks a lot !! This is saving me. One little thing is that you often don’t leave the command you type long enough on the screen before hitting enter, so we have to rewind and try to pause at the right moment to read it. But otherwise this is really helpful 😌
You said you make another EFI Partition for Arch. Is that if I choose Windows Boot Manager from grub, it will boot to Windows partion, and it will not do anything with Windows's EFI partition right?
Also I wonder if the Windows gets updates, will it modify any of those EFI partions?
Thank you.
Correct, Windows updates are known for breaking dual boot setups as it does not like other OS's in the existing EFI partition so it's recommended to create another EFI partition to avoid this. I have not seen Windows affect other EFI partitions as likely it looks just for the one with Windows on it.
Thanks bro.
wouldn't let me set the first partition's last sector as 1 gb
"Value out of range."
yea same problem. did you fix it? if yes, how?
yooo i know i just said i had the same problem like two minutes ago, but i got a solution for u! make sure that you just press enter on "first sector". in my case, i typed in +1G when it asked me for the first sector, but as i said, make sure to just skip it with enter. only when "last sector" shows up, type in +1G. really hope that i could help you out brother, greetings from austria
same problem
Amazing video thank u
Thanks!
thx a lot, you save my day
I have a problem with shrinking the volume. I cannot shrink it beyond 8MB.Pls help.
Use third party partition tool😊
All these problems are due to archinstall (a small disaster as an installer) cannot yet handle/boot/efi as a mount point
so true
thank you from Russian… from Portugal… its complicated, im sorry(
Can someone explain me how to reboot into the usb drive please (at 2:25)
Nano etc/default/grub dont existe help me plss
Hi, try with other text/code editor, in that case you should try installing nano with pacman, and do nano, in my case i use neovim so I installed it
did you installed grub by pacman -S grub efibootmgr ?
Anyone have a error message for the archinstall?
Is possible configure secure boot?
very hard