> I mentioned in another post to use the Windows software to shrink its size > to make room for Linux. That's still what I recommend. However: > Does GParted work with the UEFI/GPT system? If not, is there a Linux program > that does? One would wish not to have to go to Windows for any future > partitioning needs on that drive. > Maybe it is possible, to switch off UEFI in the BIOS just for the partitioning part. After it, install, use an UEFI-grub-bootloader and switch it on again.
However, I do not know, if gparted can handle GPT-partitions. I never owned Win8! And Win7 should still use NTFS, which should be cause no problems. However, I already saw a laptop without the possibility to switch off UEFI in the BIOS. What I thinking of that, I am not allowed to tell here. :) > --doug Hans -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: https://lists.debian.org/5011069.MvgGQgEA7X@protheus2
