On 7/10/22 18:12, Samuel Sieb wrote:
On 2022-07-10 13:18, Robert McBroom via users wrote:
Trying to use the netinst iso to install Fedora-Server 36 on a new 1T
NVME drive. The drive is gpt has currently a 17M Microsoft Reserved
partition and the rest of the disk is a single ntfs partition. The
system is uefi and currently boots windows and fedora 35 on other drives
intended
/boot 1G
/ 200G
The netinst wants a bios boot partition, and a /boot/efi partition.
It keeps getting hung on the Microsoft Reserved partition as a type
none. The initial allocation for /boot was 1.86G. Attempted to resize
to a 0.86G /boot/efi and a 1G /boot. Could not get the /boot/efi
partition recognized for the install to proceed. Could not get the 1G
freespace edited to mount as /boot. Could not resize the remainder of
the disk for the desired 200G /.
How does one do an install on multiple drve systems?
Multiple drives is not the problem. Your description is a little
confusing. You mention multiple drives, but then describe only one?
It's not clear. Which drive has the 17M reserved and rest ntfs? The
new one? Your initial drive with windows should have an efi
partition. That is what you should be assigning to /boot/efi.
Anything else should be on the new drive, just delete any existing
partitions first. The bios boot partition is strange because that
suggests that you're not booting in UEFI mode. Make sure your USB(?)
boot is using that mode and not legacy.
Specified only the target drive. Intended to be independent of the rest
of the system.
Booted from the system boot menu as a uefi usb. Expectation is that it
is a uefi boot.
If the efi partition on the windows disk is used what distinguishes the
new OS from the existing Fedora 35?
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