I am running a multiple OS system. Hackintosh, Win11, PopOS and Manjaro Linux. I select OS via OpenCore.
When I installed Win11 the installer did not create an EFI partition on the Win11 drive. Instead it placed the Microsoft boot loader folder in the EFI folder on my PopOS install. From there I can fine boot Win11. However I would like to clean things up and get an dedicated EFI folder on the Win11 drive. Also to avoid issues with futre updates etc.
Can I just resize the C: drive with 200 mb and create and EFI folder in the beginning of the drive and copy the Microsoft boot loader folder from the EFI folder on the PopOS install? I was thinking of using Gparted to do the resize and to create the EFI folder and make it hidden. I can mount and copy paste the EFI folders in MacOP/Hackintosh.
Thank you in advance!
When I installed Win11 the installer did not create an EFI partition on the Win11 drive. Instead it placed the Microsoft boot loader folder in the EFI folder on my PopOS install. From there I can fine boot Win11. However I would like to clean things up and get an dedicated EFI folder on the Win11 drive. Also to avoid issues with futre updates etc.
Can I just resize the C: drive with 200 mb and create and EFI folder in the beginning of the drive and copy the Microsoft boot loader folder from the EFI folder on the PopOS install? I was thinking of using Gparted to do the resize and to create the EFI folder and make it hidden. I can mount and copy paste the EFI folders in MacOP/Hackintosh.
Thank you in advance!
My Computer
System One
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- Windows 11, MacOS, PopOS, Manjaro