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@natrius natrius commented Dec 20, 2025

Added some information to the dual-boot

Added some information to the dual-boot
@Shendisx Shendisx requested a review from 1Naim December 20, 2025 13:04
- Press `Win + R`, type `diskmgmt.msc`, and press Enter to open Disk Management.
- Identify your main Windows partition (usually C:) and right-click on it.
- Click on `Shrink Volume...` and specify at least **30720MB** (30GB) and click on `Shrink`.
- A +2GB EFI partition
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This is not the right place to put this. It's already written in manual partitioning and the previous sentence also links to it so I don't see why this should be here even if it makes sense.

└─nvme0n1p6 btrfs 239.6G /var/tmp
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EFI partitions are almost always formatted as `FAT32/vfat`. Since `nvme0n1p1` does not have a Linux mount point, we can assume that this partition is the Windows EFI partition.
EFI partitions are almost always formatted as `FAT32/vfat`. Since `nvme0n1p1` does not have a Linux mount point, we can assume that this partition is the Windows EFI partition. Note: The EFI partition should be 2GB in size, otherwise the installation will fail.
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Again, doesn't make sense. The dual boot guide is performed after installation, so installation can't really fail after it has completed now can it?

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