| 19 Mar 2025 |
 erahhal | Ok, another question, so I installed to a second drive. The first drive has windows. I'm going to change the boot order so that the linux drive is first. The problem is that it didn't register the drive with the boot manager. I had to manually run efibootmgr -c etc etc etc. Is there a way to make sure the second drive gets registered with the boot manager? | 04:42:45 |
| erahhal | Though actually, it's still not showing up in the BIOS boot options. Guess that wasn't enough | 04:44:01 |
| erahhal | I'm guessing some extra config is necessary to get it to install a fully bootable system on a second drive? | 04:44:25 |
| erahhal | Figured it out, should use systemd rather than grub | 05:00:08 |
| erahhal | the nix wiki on dual boot seems to be out of date | 05:00:27 |
 Fernando Rodrigues | In reply to @erahhal:homefree.host
the nix wiki on dual boot seems to be out of date but... the wiki tells you to use systemd? | 05:42:29 |
| Fernando Rodrigues | what part of it is outdated? | 05:42:45 |
| erahhal | You know what, my reading comprehension sucks. | 05:43:17 |
| erahhal | nevermind | 05:43:18 |
