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Does systemd-boot have the capability to triple boot?
Right now my machine has Windows 10 and Arch Linux installed. I plan to install another linux distro (Kali) by of course creating a new partition. Do I need to do something specifically for systemd-boot to load the third operating system? Sorry I'm kinda confused right now.
P. S. Please let me know if I posted on the wrong section.
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How did you set up dual booting? And why would you not think that was similarly scalable?
Moving to NC...
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I setup dual booting by simply mounting the Windows EFI partition
Then followed the installation instruction from : https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Systemd-boot
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Just do the same thing you did for Arch for Kali: use the ESP for /boot, write an entry conf for it, done.
Do not (re)install any bootloader/boot manager when you install Kali. (Well, not sure about Kali but with some distros' installer this might be impossible...)
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Just do the same thing you did for Arch for Kali: use the ESP for /boot, write an entry conf for it, done.
Do not (re)install any bootloader/boot manager when you install Kali. (Well, not sure about Kali but with some distros' installer this might be impossible...)
Do I install Kali first then write a boot entry conf? Sorry I totally forgot how I did the process about a year ago.
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Doesn't really matter, if you know how it should written before actually got it installed (i.e. knowing the exact kernel and initramfs image file names, what to use for root=, etc).
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I don't consider Kali to support UEFI installations, and you have UEFI of course. Maybe you can find a way to accomplish it but be warned that it could go horribly wrong. I think you should install it in a virtual machine and see how that goes.
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