On 12/3/22 10:34, Geoffrey Leach wrote:
Installing Fedora 37 (over 35) from the live boot ISO. I had hoped to
preserve the /home partition, but I was unable to figure out how to do
that. I was unable, in fact, to figure out how to get custom
partitioning to work. My attempts were met with this
On Dec 3, 2022, at 13:34, Geoffrey Leach wrote:
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> Installing Fedora 37 (over 35) from the live boot ISO. I had hoped to
> preserve the /home partition, but I was unable to figure out how to do
> that. I was unable, in fact, to figure out how to get custom
> partitioning to work. My attempts
1 device.
EFI system partition must be mounted on one of /boot/efi
Searching for any explanation -- indeed any guidance on how to do
custom partitioning in Anaconda -- was a failure.
Could someone please point me to some enlightment? thanks.
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Sorry for the delayed response, and thank you all for the replies and
clarifications!
Frode
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Marko Vojinovic wrote:
you do have to worry about it
rewriting your grub bootloader.
Absolutely correct!
I boot into rescue mode and reinstall the grub bootloader to the MBR of
/dev/sda. This is the only little 'glitch'. Once Windows is installed, however,
it has no further effect.
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Hi. I've searched release notes, bugzilla and news archives for an
answer to this, but haven't found one. I have found one other query on
fedoraforum, but no solution. (
http://forums.fedoraforum.org/archive/index.php/t-259666.html )
I started installing f14 on a machine (P4, 2GB ram, 30GB
Frode wrote:
Questions:
'Olde' knowledge says that only one primary partition can be visible
to the system at one time. Is this not longer true?
Don't quote me (DQM), but I think this only applies to Windows. DQM, but I
think grub doesn't care. I boot systems installed on partitions that
On 06/25/2011 06:10 PM, Frode wrote:
Questions:
- 'Olde' knowledge says that only one primary partition can be visible
to the system at one time. Is this not longer true?
IIRC the problem is that there's only room in the partition table for
four partitions, so if you want to have more, you
Frode writes:
HD, 1st partition is WinXP). I use manual setup of partitions, as I have
always done, planning to use the following approximate scheme:
sda1 - primary - ntfs - 45 GB - winXP
sda2 - primary - ext2 - 200 MB - /boot
sda5 - extended - ext4 - 7 GB - /home
sda6 -
On Sunday 26 June 2011 02:33:10 Petrus de Calguarium wrote:
I don't have to worry about the windows
installer deleting or formatting my fedora partitions.
A bit OT, but if you ever install windows, you *do* have to worry about it
rewriting your grub bootloader. Windows doesn't see any of the
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