Different partitions, cause i only have one drive, You can see it there in the pix
Different partitions, cause i only have one drive, You can see it there in the pix
OPic*
KEven in a perfect world windows updates can wipe out your Linux boot drive
KThere's a reason our guide says not to do that
OYeah but since i installed bazzite i havent gone to Windows again, i installed it yesterday, and inmediatly Windows dissapeared after installing
Ttry this
TOIts actually not that Big of a deal to not boot Windows anymore tbh but i do have files there that i really need, so i just want bazzite to be able to access the files on Windows, just that
OTried it many times
Toh ok rip
Ti run windows to go on an external drive when/if i need it
OYeah i don't need Windows tbh but there are files there i wanna access through bazzite, when i installed it i could do that but today it dissapeared
OLast thing i did was use the KDE partition manager and "checked" the Windows partition, since then i can't access the Windows partition's files anymore, i need to revert this but don't know how
OCause like, it's there, i just want the files in it
Adevice?
Alenovo laptop
OLenovo legion
Ayou reused the efi partition
Abut oh well\
Athats anaconda for you
OWhat does that mean?
Atree /boot/efiAdoes bazzite have tree?
Aas for finding your windows files through kde
Aits in other locations in dolphin
Tyes fedora comes with this
Aor was that in nautilus
O
Tantheas i have a real question
Tdo you run bazzite on any device 
Ai have a vm
Aand an ssd partition
Ti was curious
OIt used to appear there but not anymore
Ai will try to make up a command
Ai dont know which efi boots win
Athere should be a microsoft folder in there
OHelp a bro out please, i have memories with My gf there she Will anihilate me lmao
OYeah but didnt find one either
Ayour data is not gone so dont worry about that
Ayou can mount it in partition manager
Aanyway
OHow do i do that? Cause i just want the files, i don't care about booting to windows
Asudo efibootmgr --create --disk /dev/sda --part 1 --label "Windoze" --loader "/EFI/Boot/bootx64.efi" Atry this
Athen reboot
Amind the fact that you need at least 3 times to get the command right
OOn it
Ashould appear in the bios
Oentered the command, imma reboot now and pray it works
