Head_on_a_Stick wrote:http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=139509
Wow that's seems very complicated! Also it requires to use live-cd to create this, but than when you will install Debian, it will want to create efi partition no? I don't understand in which order, you are supposed to do what and when you install debian, you will have already efi partition created, but before installation, which is weird... I don't even know how this goes together...
I was thinking no grub. I am not sure what grub exactly is. Each system needs bootloader to boot up OS right? But had installed parrot os and there was no grub at bootup, yet it created new efi partition on second disk - where i installed it. And i could boot up using f12 easily any time! So i deleted all parrot os partitions using diskpart and windows 10 was untact, i can boot normally! Problem is some linuxes put it on Windows 10 efi partition and when you delete linux, Windows will stop working. Is there a way to put bootloader on the second disk, where it will have it is own efi partition, so i can easily uninstall Linux, without damaging Windows 10 bootloader? Ideally something simple. There should be way to set up partitions during installation, but i am not sure if this is enough. I think i did that, when installed Ubuntu, yet grub was put on Windows 10 efi partition!
TL:DR - if i install debian on the second disk and create there efi partition - alongside Windows 10 (which is located on the first disk). Will than i be able to just delete all Debian partitions without damaging Windows 10 bootloader? Because Debian bootloader should be on the second disk than right? And i don't even want grub menu, i can boot easily with f12!
Also can you install Debian on second disk without issue? Ubuntu has a bug, if you don't disable all disks and install it on different disk, than a system disk, (where is your first system already), than it won't work. But i can't disable NVME in bios!