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My BIOS has its own drive?

IsaacDaGrazin
By IsaacDaGrazin
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That's not your BIOS. That's just a partition for the bootloader.

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Is this normal?

its the vfat drive (second one) Im on Ubuntu 14.04

never really knew about it until yesterday

thanks!

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That is grub :) :)

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Isn't that a partition of your drive which can be used for system restore? I'm not really sure because I don't use any Apple systems.

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2 minutes ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

That's not your BIOS. That's just a partition for the bootloader.

Ohh okay thanks!

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