I’m currently dual-booting Windows and vanilla Arch on my system with the grub bootloader installed. The last time I manually formatted the EFI partition I had to recover it so the windows bootloader would work again.
If I already have grub installed, in the Bootloader section of the installation do I put the Grub or No Bootloader option? If I pick no bootloader, will I have to manually configure the fstab and grub-mkconfig?
I understand that an EFI system partition is automatically created during Windows installation (for UEFI and GPT). Is it possible to create another ESP from Linux on the same disk?
Or, you install EnOS without Grub and let Arch’s Grub to handle booting up the other systems.
Can I pick no bootloader and then just manually add the installation to the grub config? Or would the os-probe automatically detect the endeavour install?
If I choose to install without a bootloader, is there an article that will help me add endeavourOS to the grubfile? I’m not too familiar with the grub functions and versions so I don’t want to mess up my EFI partition.
I installed enOS with the No Bootloader option-- the enOS bootloader doesn’t show up on efibootmgr so I can’t grub-install from there