Frequent Question: How Do I Create a Linux Boot Partition?
Contents Do You Need a Boot Partition for Linux? Conclusion. Even Though Modern Linux Installers Do Not Require You to Create a Separate Partition for the Boot...
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Do you need a boot partition for Linux?
Conclusion. Even though modern Linux installers do not require you to create a separate partition for the boot files, I recommend doing it anyway, especially if you have large hard drives. Otherwise, you might run into the problem I did.
How do I create a boot partition?
Create boot partition in Windows XP
- Boot into Windows XP.
- Click Start.
- Click Run.
- Type compmgmt.msc to open Computer Management.
- Click OK or press Enter.
- Go to Disk Management (Computer Management (Local) > Storage > Disk Management)
- Right-click on a unallocated space available on your hard disk and click New Partition.
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