I did NOT boot in BIOS mode. The 1 MB partition was flagged as the
bios_grub partition. The installer created the second 1 MB partition
because it is full of bogs.
This is NOT a case of operator error. This is a report of bugs in the
software. Please turn it over to someone who is willing to actua
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Your original description says that you created one partition, then the
installer created the other. You probably didn't create the first one
correctly so it wasn't actually a bios_grub partition, so the installer
created one.
If you don't want to boot in bios mode, then you don't need a bios_gru
Fred,
The installed creates the bios_grub partition when you boot in UEFI mode.
Phillip,
Yes. 2! It creates one for the bios_grug and then a second one. That is the
bug. I did not ask for it and I cannot delete it.
Robert
On Fri, Aug 3, 2018 at 3:11 PM, Phillip Susi wrote:
> What? You only ne
Allow me to rephrase my bug report.
I NEVER want to boot in BIOS mode. But the installer includes 1 MB
bios_grub partition anyway. The bug is that it also creates a second (2)
1 MB partition with absolutely no use.
That is the bug I'm trying to point out.
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What? You only need one ( not two ) 1 mb bios_grub partition *if* you
want to boot a GPT disk in bios mode.
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Title:
Installer gparted creates 2
Installer only asks for bios_grub if you boot install media in BIOS
mode.
With UEFI systems you want to always boot installer in UEFI boot mode
and then it will use ESP - efi system partition.
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Why? If the drive is larger than 2 TB it is not supported by BIOS mode.
Why must I reserve 2 (count them 2) 1 MB partitions if I am never going
to boot in legacy mode? This is exactly the lack of thinking I am trying
to get fixed!
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It isn't clear what you are trying to report. The installer *does*
support installing in UEFI mode using GPT on > 2TB disks. You need a 1
mb bios_grub partition to boot in BIOS mode on a GPT partitioned disk.
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Title:
Installer gparted creates 2 BIOS boot partition
To manage noti
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