Thanks. Will try and report back. I found an item on installing LM 18.3 where
fellow had same problem and found a weird
workaround (run gparted during install, just to scan disks, then exit. ?? Will
see what happens).
Best, JN
On 2018-02-19 01:03 PM, Scott Murphy wrote:
> Well, disabling
Well, disabling secure boot won’t break anything, so you can test away with it
off. If you want to re-enble it, you have a few hoops to jump through in order
to tell secure boot you have a signed linux boot to select from.
There are a lot of HOWTOs on getting secure boot to work with a linux
Scott pointed out that EFI does not have 4 partition limit.
So I went ahead and resized. Win10 still worked.
Then tried Linux Mint install (live USB works fine). Made main and swap
partitions
as sda5 and sda6. But on restart got Secure Boot Violation.
Tried again, watching progress, and GRUB
