I am facing trouble installing the Garuda KDE Dr460nized gaming edition on my pc as a second OS(Windows 10 being the first)
Manly the bootloader is causing the issue and refuses to be installed
The bootloader could not be installed. The installation command
Hi there, welcome.
We'll need some more information.
Please post the output of garuda-inxi from the live USB, formatted with ~~~ before and after the text block.
In addition to that, have you followed the installation instructions in the download page and in the Garuda wiki? E.g. secure boot and fast boot are both disabled in the BIOS? What tool have you used to flash the ISO? Ventoy and balena etcher are preferred, Rufus sometimes caused troubles. Etc...
Idk what is garuda-inxi
I did a basic installation of Garuda directly from the built in install Garuda Linux(no wiki)
Fast boot is disabled however CSM support is enabled, if I disable that I see the secure boot option it is disabled
Also used balena etcher
This pc also did have Garuda previously, it was removed and I also did clean the boatloader using windows diskpart after the uninstall
Can you please add code formatting to this? It is very difficult to read. Just edit your post and add three tildes (~) before and after the code, like this:
~~~
Paste code between tildes
~~~
Also please clarify your target for installation. Is it nvme0n1? 16 megs is too small for an EFI partition.
You will need to have an EFI partition on the disk you are booting to--you cannot use an EFI partition from another disk. nvme0n1p1 is too small. 260M is the recommended size I believe.
Is it possible to get rid of that NTFS partition and use some of that space?
It looks like calamares is trying to install the bootloader on an MBR.
The error message mentions /dev/sdc as target for the bootloader.
Maybe you could select nvme0n1 in calamares.
calamares in console brings up the garuda linux installer and gives me errors that it lacks space 29.9 GB and that the installer is not with in administrator rights
If you don't need the NTFS partition as all, I wouldn't even bother choosing manual partitioning. Just select the nvme0n1 disk and do the full automatic installation. The installer will wipe the disk and set it up for you, EFI partition and all. Your other disks will remain untouched.
Let's say there's no reason why it shouldn't.
When GRUB will be installed, os-prober should find Windows.
Many users are dual booting here, but dual booting is not officially supported, and the reason is that one of the two parties, which is not Linux, very often creates troubles, to the grub sometimes after updates, keeping a foothold on some devices, etc.
In that case you'll be on your own, maybe with some support from goodwilling helpers, but nothing official...
Ok I installed the bootloader but there are new problems
-It boots into windows by default
-It have to go through bios to bring up grub
-When I am in grub It doesn't see windows
Note, I did install Garuda on a completely separate drive than windows
Sorry, I thought the os-prober was detecting all installed systems regardless of the disks.
Maybe try to mount the Windows partition (as a quick test, even just opening the disk in Dolphin would be enough) before giving a
Whilst I see windows 10, I am not able to boot into it, it enters an endless loop of selecting windows-bios-grub- select os
If i select windows it will repeat the same cycle again