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Windows and Linux Dual Boot

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4 minutes ago, Emillio said:

dualboot using an app called EasyBCD?

You use grub, this what linux uses to boot.

 

First install windows. Then when you install linux it will automatically add windows to the boot menu for you (overriding windows boot manager).

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4 minutes ago, Emillio said:

dualboot using an app called EasyBCD?

You use grub, this what linux uses to boot.

 

First install windows. Then when you install linux it will automatically add windows to the boot menu for you (overriding windows boot manager).

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And no, you don't need legacy for that.

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