[SOLVED] Dual boot with Windows 10 - Printable Version +- Linux Lite Forums (https://www.freecinema2022.gq/forums) +-- Forum: Software - Support (https://www.freecinema2022.gq/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=5) +--- Forum: Installing Linux Lite (https://www.freecinema2022.gq/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=17) +--- Thread: [SOLVED] Dual boot with Windows 10 (/showthread.php?tid=2519) Pages:
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Re: [SOLVED] Dual boot with Windows 10 - gold_finger - 01-07-2016 Couple of other notes I forgot to mention before. 1. In past, MS Windows always needed to be installed at beginning of drive. I don't think that is the case for Windows 10, but just in case you may want to shrink the LL root from left to right -- resulting in the free space being at the beginning of the drive. Boot one time into LL after doing that to make sure that ability to boot into it is still working. If not, it can be fixed using your live LL dvd/usb, so don't panic if that happens. (See below) 2. The Windows install will wipe-out LL's boot loader and you won't have choice to boot LL anymore. To fix that, boot again with your live LL dvd/usb and do the following using the terminal: List partitions on the drive to find out which one is your LL root partition (the one formatted as "Ext4") Code: sudo parted --list It may not be /dev/sda1 anymore, so look at output and find out which it is so you can plug the correct partition into the next command. I'm going to use "X" in the spot where you need to put correct root partition number in next command. Mount the LL root partition to the live dvd/usb environment Code: sudo mount /dev/sdaX /mnt Now install the grub boot loader which will replace the MS boot loader Code: sudo grub-install --boot-directory=/mnt/boot /dev/sda Unmount the root partition Code: sudo umount /mnt Reboot computer without the live LL dvd/usb and you should now have boot menu choices for booting both LL and Win10. If don't see choice for booting Windows, boot into installed LL, open a terminal and enter this command to add the boot choice. Code: sudo update-grub Next reboot should show both choices now. Re: [SOLVED] Dual boot with Windows 10 - stevedat - 01-11-2016 Thank you! It works for me perfectly. Took time to shrink the partition then finally it works as it should be. a Big thank to @gold_finger ^ ^ Re: [SOLVED] Dual boot with Windows 10 - gold_finger - 01-11-2016 Glad to here everything worked out. Just out of curiosity, did Windows install to unformatted/unpartitioned space on the drive, or did you have to create an NTFS partition for it? Re: [SOLVED] Dual boot with Windows 10 - stevedat - 01-11-2016 GParted it without formatting. Booting with Windows 10 installer via USB recognized the unformatted partition by itself. Re: [SOLVED] Dual boot with Windows 10 - stevedat - 01-14-2016 After that I decided to install Ubuntu-Mate also, and now it comes to this. I can boot directly to Ubuntu-Mate. Windows 10 can start but have to wait a bit. Linux Lite gone (T_T) What should I do? Thanks. Re: [SOLVED] Dual boot with Windows 10 - stevedat - 01-14-2016 How can I insert pictures? https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XfAKj8FaBH0qyolFOWrB6DDBZycpEyGdSA/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xNjn3yrRsegp9m7u1fJeldEPiaAetKATOA/view?usp=sharing Re: [SOLVED] Dual boot with Windows 10 - firenice03 - 01-14-2016 For the images.. Try using imgur.. Upload image then copy the BBC code and paste into the forum... If you had Windows 10, then Linux Lite then tried Ubuntu.. Grub probably needs updated/corrected.. There are several posts if this is what you need.. Linux Lite's grub likes to be the main/primary Give this link a look over.. Specifically posts from gold_finger https://www.freecinema2022.gq/forums/installing-software/dual-boot-up-problem/msg19604/#msg19604 Re: [SOLVED] Dual boot with Windows 10 - gold_finger - 01-14-2016 (01-14-2016, 01:45 AM)stevedat link Wrote: After that I decided to install Ubuntu-Mate also, and now it comes to this. Follow link provided by firenice -- that will get you fixed. (01-11-2016, 10:37 AM)stevedat link Wrote: GParted it without formatting. Thanks for the info -- I wasn't sure what Windows would need because it's been a while since I've installed it myself. If you don't mind, after you fix booting LL issue, can you post output of this terminal command to show what your partitions look like on drive? (I'm just curious again. Can be done from either LL or Ubuntu.) Thanks. Code: sudo parted --list Re: [SOLVED] Dual boot with Windows 10 - stevedat - 01-16-2016 Code: sudo parted --list Here is the output: stevedat@stevedat-N4050:~$ sudo parted --list [sudo] password for stevedat: Model: ATA ST9500325AS (scsi) Disk /dev/sda: 500GB Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B Partition Table: msdos Disk Flags: Number Start End Size Type File system Flags 1 1049kB 525MB 524MB primary ntfs boot 2 525MB 85.9GB 85.4GB primary ntfs 3 85.9GB 345GB 259GB primary ext4 4 345GB 500GB 155GB extended 6 345GB 498GB 153GB logical ext4 5 498GB 500GB 2049MB logical linux-swap(v1) |