Grub does not have to be in a ext partition. You can create a grub or grub2 only partition with just about any files system and use that to boot. I use grub2 to loopmount ISOs from my USB, it is in...
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Grub does not have to be in a ext partition. You can create a grub or grub2 only partition with just about any files system and use that to boot. I use grub2 to loopmount ISOs from my USB, it is in...
You use linux, as almost all the repair CDs are linux based, to repair windows not the other way around. But Ubuntu does take a bit of learning as it is different.
I do not know of an installable file system for ext4 from windows. There is one for ext3 but I would never use it.
I generally do not want to write into system partitions from another system. I...
I always set up partitions in advance and use manual install. I do not remember having to delete them.
Just choose what to use it as, and what format.
If you do not hibernate you can share swap. Obviously if you try to save data into the swap for hibernation and boot another system then you overwrite the data in swap.
You can add your partitions...