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I'm going to install arch linux alongside my OSX to my Mac, but I have question about the bootloader stage;
In the wiki, it is said that in order to use the native Apple bootloader with systemd-boot, which I want to use this choice,
1-)First, make sure you mounted the EFI System Partition at /boot
2-)Proceed with #Installation normally
So,
Q1: how to mount the EFI System Partition at /boot, and when to do that. I mean the wiki doesn't give a specific order for the thing that I have to do, so I'm confused.
Q2:It says continue the installation normally, but in the #Installation part, we are given 2 option, namely
(for booting with EFI) After the install boot loader stage, exit the installer and install GRUB.
(for booting with BIOS-compatibility) In the install boot loader stage, edit the menu.lst file and add reboot=pci to the end of the kernel lines,
So which one should I choose, or how should I proceed ?
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1. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/In … le_systems
2. If you are using systemd-boot, why are you bothering about Grub?
Moving to NC...
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1. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/In … le_systems
2. If you are using systemd-boot, why are you bothering about Grub?
Moving to NC...
So, what should I do in the boot loader stage of the installation ?
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You follow the instructions on the wiki: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Ma … mmended.29
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