MadnessMaddened wrote:
Cornflake wrote:
Isn't that true only when there's a primary partition available for Windows to write certain files to (ntldr, ntdetect etc.) and boot from?
Yes, it has to be primary. But does not have to be the first, as you said earlier.
Yep, true. My bad - brainfart.
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Cornflake wrote:
In OP's case that partition effectively doesn't exist.
We don't know how he partitioned it, which is why I asked for the output of "fdisk -l" so we have an idea what is happening.
Madbones wrote:
I installed Linux on SDA 1.
I think it's unlikely that will be NTFS.
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