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I want to install openSUSE on my new laptop. I partition my hard drive (600gb) with 5 parts:
c: 97gb d: 150gb e: 150gb f: 100gb g: 50gb and 38gb unallocated part
In the openSUSE installation, the yast makes a 2gb for swap 14gb = root , 21 gb = home, but in Installation Overview under Booting has a red error:
the Boot loader Installed On a Partition that does not Lie Entirely Blew 128 GB .The system maight Not Boot;
What`s the meaning of this error?
tanke you from your useful answer – Milad Sobhkhiz – 2011-03-29T13:34:21.943
where i make the boot partition (side of wich partion?) – Milad Sobhkhiz – 2011-03-29T14:37:30.100
and what about size of the boot partion? – Milad Sobhkhiz – 2011-03-29T14:39:01.363
@Milad Sobhkhiz It's not going to be very easy. If you're having problems, then you'll need a boot partition at the beginning of the disk. Try to shrink your C partition form 97 GiB to for example 96 GiB and place the boot partition in the space you got after shrinking. Also note that boot partition should be a primary partition. – AndrejaKo – 2011-03-29T14:41:27.590
@Milad Sobhkhiz I think that 1 GiB should be enough for boot partition. – AndrejaKo – 2011-03-29T15:37:09.327