- Get Ready
- Mostly followed the Gcore process
- Downloaded Rufus make sure to use SourceForge - if you don't 27 other packages will try to download to your machine, Gcore links to raw rufus site that is a disaster
- Grabbed a new ISO image from Ubuntu
- Inserted a new USB and copied
- Had to play around a bit with how my machine could be told to 'boot from USB' but ultimately it worked
- Get Set
- Tried to install by letting Ubuntu - build beside existing OS
- Forgot to make a partition available
- Ubuntu was very unhappy that BitLocker was on
- Destroyed the BitLocker
- That caused me to type in a 48 digit code to re-access my Windows
- Got Windows back
- Interestingly enough Windows 11 was able to shrink my 500GB drive into two partitions: 300 and 200 and I was eventually able to coax Ubuntu into building and loading onto the secondary partition
- Annoyance
- When flipping between Ubuntu and Windows
- Windows kept warping me to UTC
- Did some rummaging around and found this reddit thread
- Change the internal clock
- timedatectl set-local-rtc 1
- Apparently windows pushes 'local time' to the hardware clock on the machine and this thoroughly confuses Windows
- Go
- So now the machine boots automatically into Ubuntu if I just let it sit
- I can select to switch to Windows (from which I am writing this entry
Friday, January 10, 2025
Ubuntu Dual Boot
My adventure of creating a dual-boot machine for my laptop hit a few snags.
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