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> It adds a DOS partition (!!!) to the disk, It is a FAT32 partition; most DOS versions are unable to read it. > prevents me from for example dual booting two
by vetinari 4y ago
> It adds a DOS partition (!!!) to the disk,
It is a FAT32 partition; most DOS versions are unable to read it.
> prevents me from for example dual booting two versions of Debian on the same machine.
It doesn't; UEFI doesn't care what is the boot image, only that there is some. You can register as many boot targets as you want. Check efibootmgr in one of your debian instances, if your installer is not capable of doing that.