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I have a system with RHEL 8.0. I need to install Debian 9.9 and make the system dual-bootable. Would be grateful for any insight on how to do this especially if it includes specific steps. A second disk will be added for the Debian installation.
(I was hoping that I could somehow add Debian without blowing away RHEL)
Thank you; I had checked many of the items in the link that you sent before posting here, but many of them dealt with Windows/Linux dual boot situations. The ones that discussed 2 Linux distros didn't have enough specifics to be helpful to a new user.
I personally would recommend using only a single grub instance to control both OS's. Follow colorpurple21859's advice then use the grub on whatever install you wish, and add the other OS to that grub. I don' think you "have" to do this but you may get 2 grub prompts if you don't. I have never dual booted 2 linux installs so not sure the outcome of having 2 grub installs.
The only windows install I own is on this laptop and is used solely for digitally signing PDFs for work, and for posting here because my main PC is off while I am working I run some Linux variants but only in VMs.
Used to dual boot with windows 10 for gaming but game up on windows 10 entirely (caveat above) for gaming.
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I run some Linux variants but only in VMs.
