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I want to boot Arch using systemd-boot.
If I got it right, I need mount my EFI System Partition to /mnt/boot.
But when I type "fdisk -l" or "gdisk -l /dev/sda" I haven't any partition with name contains "EFI".
But "efivar -l" shows all variables.
I want setup dual boot with Windows 10 pre-installed
Last edited by Elnee (2018-04-18 05:41:20)
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Welcome to the forums, Elnee. Unfortunately your post doesn't contain any useful information which would help the community help you with your problem. Please, at the very least, post the output of the aforementioned commands. Use a pastebin service if you need to upload the output somewhere.
Please also share with us details of your hardware.
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I'm sorry that I didn't do it right away.
gdisk -l /dev/sda
https://ptpb.pw/z_ng
fdisk -l /dev/sda
https://ptpb.pw/lKJz
efivar -l
https://ptpb.pw/QbXB
Hardware:
ASUS X556U (laptop)
Intel Core i5-7200U
8Gb RAM, 1Tb HDD
nVidia GeForce 940MX
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gdisk -l /dev/sda
https://ptpb.pw/z_ng
The Windows system was installed in non-UEFI mode and you have an msdos ("MBR" type) partition table on your hard drive.
I would recommend installing Arch in non-UEFI mode (see the wiki for details) but it may be possible to add an EFI system partition (using fdisk or parted) and boot Arch in UEFI mode, the firmware could then be used to toggle the operating systems.
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Thanks you all. Now I know what to do.
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