I'm pretty new to Linux.
I'm trying to install Manjaro 17.0.6 XFCE next to Windows 10. I run the ISO from a Bootable USB using UEFI in GPT format. Until there all good.
As the dev / sda disk is in MBR format and there are already three partitions that Windows uses, I create a new extended partition to put the different partitions to install Manjaro:
- / boot / efi FAT32 500mb as ESP
- swap 4096mb NO FLAGS
- / ext4 20480mb NO FLAGS
- / home ext4 40960mb NO FLAGS
Everything is installed without triggering any error.
Now, when restarting it automatically starts with Window 10 as if the GRUB did not exist.
I notice the bios and boot priority is Manjaro, and secure boot and fast boot are disabled. Also this boot mode is in UEFI and Legacy.
I think the problem is in wanting to install Manjaro with UEFI in a partition of type MBR.
One option I saw in the manjaro manual, is to edit the boot partition of the windows itself so that it installs the grub there, but by default this partition is in NTFS and should be if or if in FAT32.
Anyway, I have a mess, I'm really not sure what I'm saying anymore.
clarification: I am using the graphic installation, not the console.
UPDATE
I was able to solve the problem. Install manjaro by BIOS and not by UEFI. The rest I did it as such, in an extended partition and install the grub in the sda as it shows by default.
Apparently in the MBR partitions it is done by BIOS and the GUID partitions by UEFI.
Greetings!