And don't touch EFI

I'll format then then

Once you mark the changes, it will ask you again if that what you want to do.

Read carefully and check everything is ok

Once you hit accept there's no turning back

Do I need to make a /boot/EFI separate one again?

No

Just leave the EFI as it is

You already have an EFI partition. Leave it as it is, don't touch it

Cool.

Thanks

No problem

/boot ?

I don't think that's required separately

If you like you can create a separeted /boot partition but is not necessary

No, that's up to you. It will work the same

I guess 40gig is enough for /

Right?

Yeah

I always keep it around that. I think it's 35 on mine

40 GB is okay

Cool

This is not Windows, it won't swallow your space for no reason

This is not Windows, it won't swallow your space for no reason

Hahahaha. XD

Ah, I see

You have to select the EFI partition but without formating. I think that's the correct thing to do.

Select as in?

I don't remember doing it myself...

Let me investigate.

I don't want to say a nonsense and ruin your system

Yeah. Thanks??

Here you have an explanation about UEFI ==> https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Unified_Extensible_Firmware_Interface

Here you have some user cases that may help you ==>

https://ask.fedoraproject.org/en/question/91102/windows-7-and-fedora-24-dual-boot-on-uefi-system-what-are-the-issues-here-where-is-it-documented/

http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=310849

I think you'll find something of use there

http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=310849

no answers for that one.. :p

looking into the rest

thanks!

Found a video which said I need to mount EFI to /boot/EFI

Pretty much what you said

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@Kohane and @chaitanya_alavandi this is a great conversation. Would you all consider writing up a short document we can add to the documentation? I'm happy to edit it or find a place and get it published for you. It can start with the partitioning and end with the answer. It doesn't need to be from the beginning of installation to the end.

I'd love to do it. ? I think That would be my first official contribution to FOSS Apart from spreading the word

Although I still have an issue of black screen right now. Good news is, that it's detecting Windows. Even os-prober is

Suggestion: virtualize, as M$ may wipe other partitions, be safe

dual boot is pretty time consuming in support forums

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anyone use gitlab?

Me

Found a video which said I need to mount EFI to /boot/EFI

Yep, during my installation, I did a little research and found out that /boot partition had to be mounted in /boot/EFI

Yep, during my installation, I did a little research and found out that /boot partition had to be mounted in /boot/EFI

I'm getting a blank screen for Windows now?

Did you face that issue too?

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I know this is a joke, but please look at PEP 8: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/

Did you face that issue too?

No, but you did it after your installation?

No, but you did it after your installation?

Did what?

Did what?

Selecting the booting partition with EFI

No. During installation

Hmm do you have W10?

7

That's weird. Sorry, I have no idea

That's ok. Thanks. ?

I know this is a joke, but please look at PEP 8: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/

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ERROR: S client not available

@chaitanya_alavandi what about booting in legacy mode?

Could you access W7?

Well, start up

Nope

It's installed in UEFI

It gives me a black screen of death

?

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So, you can boot Fedora but not W7

Yep

And W7 gives you a white screen

And you didn't anything to the grub options after installing

And W7 gives you a white screen

Black screen. Doesn't matter actually. Basically doesn't boot

And you didn't anything to the grub options after installing

Nope

What about updating Fedora and then reloading grub setup?

Ah but you have F22, isn't?

I installed 24

Downloaded and installed it

So much weird

If W10 worked using F24

It's strange

Aye. But that issue seems pretty well documented. I'm trying out out but for some reason internet keeps giving up on me?

Aye. But that issue seems pretty well documented. I'm trying out out but for some reason internet keeps giving up on me?

Your /boot partition is a GPT?

Your /boot partition is a GPT?

Yep

I can't figure out

Just wanting for vim to get installed. Then will look into the solutions given on the forum

Just wanting for vim to get installed. Then will look into the solutions given on the forum

Oh you dislike vi

Or nano

Oh you dislike vi

Vi is far too much work. Need to remember too much. Doesn't have backspace either?

for most of my work I use atom or vim?

Vi is far too much work. Need to remember too much. Doesn't have backspace either?

Lol