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Linux/Windows dual boot question
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Should word provided the PC is EFI/UEFI enabled and theres an EFI partition for the linux install.
In fact thats exactly how Pop_OS handles it. So, my system uses a single drive, but i have EFI paritions for linux and windows. THe fact that its a single drive or multiple doesnt really matter there.