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Is it possible to partition a USB stick / HDD so i can choose between multiple boot images? For example i have boot images for
Debian 7.4.0
Ubuntu
Windows
Custom Linux boot images
And it would be easier to work with a USB stick / HDD with multiple boot images files i can choose from instead of having multiple USB sticks one for each boot image.
Yes, it is possible. There is a piece of software called Ventoy that lets you do just that. You can get it here: https://www.ventoy.net/en/index.html
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I am using 2 operation system via Grub, Linux for work and Windows for games.
My question is, if I get some virus on Windows, can it some how damage my files that are stored on a disk with Linux? Or get access for files on Linux disk? Can a virtual disk be exposed to some another vulnerabilities from another virtual disk with infected Windows?
Sure it can. The virus can and will do what it is supposed to do. "Virus" is a very broad term for this question. Can you give a little more details or context?
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I am trying to install windows 10 through bootable USB. In the installation window, It keep on installing and when it goes to finishing up section. It automatically reboots and after rebooting I am getting an error 'Operating System' not found.
Is there any problem with the windows 10 ISO? Anybody please.
Thanks,
Awais
Look into bios and see from which device you are booting from. That might be the cause.
1.I would suggest to reset your bios
2.set bios to Legacy or UEFI whatever partition system you used while installing window
3.set the boot priority to the Hard-disk
4.Save & exit, Now try booting...
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I have ubuntu which is not using lvm and has normal partitions.
Now i have added 5 new SSD and i want to make them as single disk using lvm.
Is it possible or i have to re-install ubuntu with lvm.
Yes, it's possible. Check the documentation about installing lvm on working computer. And this is how you can configure lvm for your needs.
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Is there any problem on having Windows 10 on an SSD and Linux Mint on an HDD in the same computer and have an option to boot either one on startup? And if not how can my pc ask me what to boot when starting up?
Thanks in advance!
No, there is not a problem with that. Just make sure to install Windows before Linux; the Linux bootloader should ask which OS you want to boot.
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Just wanted to make sure I could mix the two flavors of linux before I installed Fedora on my new laptop hard drive. I'm guessing that nfs is generic to all linux distributions.
Yes, NFS works across multiple operating systems, let alone versions of Linux. You do have to use the same protocol level on the two, however.