Can you get 3 operating system on a laptop
SSD = 118gb
HDD = 938gb
To install?
I would like Windows as security
Manjaro as Hauptbsystem
And Kali to penetration tests
Is that possible? And if so, there's something on grub changed that I vl can't start a system anymore
That would have to work, would not know why not.
Maybe a bit short of memory if you want to have all on the ssd, with drivers, etc. But otherwise would have to go.
New Home Partition is always on hdd
And / on ssd
I'm talking about the grub loader.
Since I see no problem that should keep you from it.
OK
Whenever you install Linux, it automatically dug itself
So everything still has to work with the grub?
Grub would actually have a windows partition can recognize normal. And manjaro and kali anyway.
Yes, okay, okay
Hope this is not because something is changed just because I install two Linux distributions deliver yes both dug mit♂️ so thank you for the answer
Maybe run Kali in a virtual machine and dual boot with the bootloader for the desired Manjaro / Windows constellation?
Technically possible in any case, your SSD seems to me to be very small.
It probably will not, good luck
I tried yesterday
Had once 2 Grubs
Can 3 operating system on a laptop […]
Yes you can, even more if you have enough space.
For Windows it is of course absolutely necessary to have several partitions. Is also simpler, but also possible with Linux.
I would like Windows as a security Manjaro as Hauptbsystem And Kali to penetration tests Is that possible?
Sure, best 1. Windows, 2. Kali and 3. Manjaro install. Then the bootloader is managed by Manjaro. And everything is good.
Linux Hase
I tried it yesterday in this order. Windows Manjaro and kali
Then had 2bootloader. So did not work
Gieng already. But had for 2 boot loader. One for Manjaro and one for kali. But wants both in one
You should of course make sure the GRUB is only on the hard disk where the BIOS (EFI / UEFI) first accesses - you can choose!
If you do not know that, Kali is not for you, because it is not just for the advanced but for professionals.
Linux Hase
Then you have the installation routines of both GNU / Linux systems respectively the same hard drive resp. Assign the same MBR to them (/ dev / sda without number), because only one fits in. The last installed one will replace the previous one.
If you make the mistake of having the bootloader of one Linux system write to / dev / sda and that of the other distribution on / dev / sdb (or even just the partition), then that's the case.
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I had such a system installed many years ago, because I had Windows XP and Windows 7 on a hard drive (/ dev / sdb) and it was the Windows 7 bootloader installed.
The Windows 7 Loader has made the choice between the two Windows'en.
In the MRB of / dev / sda I had installed the bootloader (GRUB) of openSUSE and then knew the choice between openSUSE-Linux and Windows, without distinguishing them, he only knew about one Windows.
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If I have now selected the Linux system, the operating system openSUSE of / dev / sda1 was started as normal.
But I chose Windows, then the Windows 7 Bootloader from / dev / sdb was started and offered me the choice between XP and 7.
Linux Hase
