That the one with only internal 32 gb hd,I put a 160gb in there was a plek voorbereid.
Now how I gonna make this one bootable for linux naast win 10????????
Srry for my bad english
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petervanling
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I have an asus r417m .
That the one with only internal 32 gb hd,I put a 160gb in there was a plek voorbereid.
Now how I gonna make this one bootable for linux naast win 10????????
Srry for my bad english
That the one with only internal 32 gb hd,I put a 160gb in there was a plek voorbereid.
Now how I gonna make this one bootable for linux naast win 10????????
Srry for my bad english
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deepakdeshp
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Re: Ne here
Are you trying for dual boot?
Install Mint and Linux on different disks?
Install Mint and Linux on different disks?
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I'm not sure what"plek voorbereid" is, my weak Deutsche suspects a disk pcb? I guess the new disk has the same interface as the old 32G one it is intended to replace?
Since you have a new empty disk simply install Mint on the whole disk.
If you need to keep the original disk contents 100% that is more involved. I would shoot for a clonezilla on a live disk and back up the old stuff as an dot.img file and then restore it to the new big disk. Then use gparted again from a live boot to do something with the rest of the bigger disk's space. Since you are new this will give you a steep learning curve to mount. Regards Ian.
Since you have a new empty disk simply install Mint on the whole disk.
If you need to keep the original disk contents 100% that is more involved. I would shoot for a clonezilla on a live disk and back up the old stuff as an dot.img file and then restore it to the new big disk. Then use gparted again from a live boot to do something with the rest of the bigger disk's space. Since you are new this will give you a steep learning curve to mount. Regards Ian.
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Peter, may I invite you to (also) post in the Dutch section of the forum? Waarom moeilijk doen als het makkelijk kan, after all.
(Plek voorbereid = room/space prepared.)
(Plek voorbereid = room/space prepared.)
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