Dual boot Windows 10 and PathPilot 2
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22 Oct 2018 19:44 #119215
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Has anyone figured out how to install path pilot after windows is already installed? I've tried installing pathpilot then windows but it wont let me install windows because the disk is MBR and not GPT. So I started fresh and installed windows 10 then downloaded the r-drive program and copied the pathpilot partitions to the drive. I have to figure out how to add pathpilot to the windows boot menu. Any help would be appreciated.
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22 Oct 2018 20:34 #119218
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Do a web search for using Grub to dual boot a windows/linux computer.
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22 Oct 2018 22:34 #119226
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Yeah I searched that. I think my problem with windows not installing after pathpilot is because my windows installation USB is efi not uefi. I would just dual boot pathpilot and ubuntu but fusion 360 doesn't support linux.
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22 Oct 2018 22:54 #119228
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I have my system setup with Win7 on the its own partitions (so I can run Fusion 360), must be setup first. Then I installed Debian Stretch in 3 remaining partitions, /, /home and swap. Grub is used to boot. I also have two other OSs installed on separate hard disks that Grub also controls. You should be able to do the same thing with the correct Ubuntu version to run PP. The Grub setup is really good at finding all the correct OS installs, only has a problems if you are using bios controlled raid1 disk configurations (still finds OSs correctly but doesn't use the correct logical names for OS boot partitions).
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