How to install multiple linux distributions on a single machine? [on hold]

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enter image description hereI want to install multiple linux distributions on my laptop from scratch. I have created an efi, linux swap, and ext4 partitions. And I have installed Manjaro linux as my primary os. The boot flag of efi partion is bootefi and that of ext4 is . I want to install multiple linux distributions along with it. I have tried installing ubuntu with mount point as but it says the bootloader is unable to open. And the installation gets terminated. On the grub menu in manjaro linux it is not showing any installed operating systems.






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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by dirkt, Goro, sebasth, RalfFriedl, Thomas 2 days ago


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    Your question is unclear, for start show the output of parted -l. Generally the boot partition formatted as fat32 should contain bootloader and all kernels, and all systems should be on separate partitions formatted as ext4 (or other linux-like filesystem).
    – jimmij
    Oct 4 at 8:30










  • I want to install another operating system on this machine, but while installing it says that the grub is not able to install .
    – Harsh Raj Singh
    Oct 4 at 13:19






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    Your first partition (with fat32 fs) should have boot flag; msftdata is used exclusively for microsoft windows. You can change this with parted or even simpler gparted. Then create new partition with ext4 fs for new system. And then install ubuntu from liveusb. Oh, and please don't include pictures in posts, copy-paste text.
    – jimmij
    Oct 4 at 13:36











  • Welcome. The ubuntu installer fail to create the / partition. As sayed @jimmij , it is better to create the root partition from the existing OS.
    – GAD3R
    Oct 4 at 13:45










  • I have boot flag and efi flag in the efi file system. My problem is when I try to install another operating system along with it. The installer says that it is unable to install grub menu.
    – Harsh Raj Singh
    Oct 4 at 15:01















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enter image description hereI want to install multiple linux distributions on my laptop from scratch. I have created an efi, linux swap, and ext4 partitions. And I have installed Manjaro linux as my primary os. The boot flag of efi partion is bootefi and that of ext4 is . I want to install multiple linux distributions along with it. I have tried installing ubuntu with mount point as but it says the bootloader is unable to open. And the installation gets terminated. On the grub menu in manjaro linux it is not showing any installed operating systems.






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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by dirkt, Goro, sebasth, RalfFriedl, Thomas 2 days ago


Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.










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    Your question is unclear, for start show the output of parted -l. Generally the boot partition formatted as fat32 should contain bootloader and all kernels, and all systems should be on separate partitions formatted as ext4 (or other linux-like filesystem).
    – jimmij
    Oct 4 at 8:30










  • I want to install another operating system on this machine, but while installing it says that the grub is not able to install .
    – Harsh Raj Singh
    Oct 4 at 13:19






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    Your first partition (with fat32 fs) should have boot flag; msftdata is used exclusively for microsoft windows. You can change this with parted or even simpler gparted. Then create new partition with ext4 fs for new system. And then install ubuntu from liveusb. Oh, and please don't include pictures in posts, copy-paste text.
    – jimmij
    Oct 4 at 13:36











  • Welcome. The ubuntu installer fail to create the / partition. As sayed @jimmij , it is better to create the root partition from the existing OS.
    – GAD3R
    Oct 4 at 13:45










  • I have boot flag and efi flag in the efi file system. My problem is when I try to install another operating system along with it. The installer says that it is unable to install grub menu.
    – Harsh Raj Singh
    Oct 4 at 15:01













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enter image description hereI want to install multiple linux distributions on my laptop from scratch. I have created an efi, linux swap, and ext4 partitions. And I have installed Manjaro linux as my primary os. The boot flag of efi partion is bootefi and that of ext4 is . I want to install multiple linux distributions along with it. I have tried installing ubuntu with mount point as but it says the bootloader is unable to open. And the installation gets terminated. On the grub menu in manjaro linux it is not showing any installed operating systems.






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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by dirkt, Goro, sebasth, RalfFriedl, Thomas 2 days ago


Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.






put on hold as unclear what you're asking by dirkt, Goro, sebasth, RalfFriedl, Thomas 2 days ago


Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.









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    Your question is unclear, for start show the output of parted -l. Generally the boot partition formatted as fat32 should contain bootloader and all kernels, and all systems should be on separate partitions formatted as ext4 (or other linux-like filesystem).
    – jimmij
    Oct 4 at 8:30










  • I want to install another operating system on this machine, but while installing it says that the grub is not able to install .
    – Harsh Raj Singh
    Oct 4 at 13:19






  • 1




    Your first partition (with fat32 fs) should have boot flag; msftdata is used exclusively for microsoft windows. You can change this with parted or even simpler gparted. Then create new partition with ext4 fs for new system. And then install ubuntu from liveusb. Oh, and please don't include pictures in posts, copy-paste text.
    – jimmij
    Oct 4 at 13:36











  • Welcome. The ubuntu installer fail to create the / partition. As sayed @jimmij , it is better to create the root partition from the existing OS.
    – GAD3R
    Oct 4 at 13:45










  • I have boot flag and efi flag in the efi file system. My problem is when I try to install another operating system along with it. The installer says that it is unable to install grub menu.
    – Harsh Raj Singh
    Oct 4 at 15:01













  • 2




    Your question is unclear, for start show the output of parted -l. Generally the boot partition formatted as fat32 should contain bootloader and all kernels, and all systems should be on separate partitions formatted as ext4 (or other linux-like filesystem).
    – jimmij
    Oct 4 at 8:30










  • I want to install another operating system on this machine, but while installing it says that the grub is not able to install .
    – Harsh Raj Singh
    Oct 4 at 13:19






  • 1




    Your first partition (with fat32 fs) should have boot flag; msftdata is used exclusively for microsoft windows. You can change this with parted or even simpler gparted. Then create new partition with ext4 fs for new system. And then install ubuntu from liveusb. Oh, and please don't include pictures in posts, copy-paste text.
    – jimmij
    Oct 4 at 13:36











  • Welcome. The ubuntu installer fail to create the / partition. As sayed @jimmij , it is better to create the root partition from the existing OS.
    – GAD3R
    Oct 4 at 13:45










  • I have boot flag and efi flag in the efi file system. My problem is when I try to install another operating system along with it. The installer says that it is unable to install grub menu.
    – Harsh Raj Singh
    Oct 4 at 15:01








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Your question is unclear, for start show the output of parted -l. Generally the boot partition formatted as fat32 should contain bootloader and all kernels, and all systems should be on separate partitions formatted as ext4 (or other linux-like filesystem).
– jimmij
Oct 4 at 8:30




Your question is unclear, for start show the output of parted -l. Generally the boot partition formatted as fat32 should contain bootloader and all kernels, and all systems should be on separate partitions formatted as ext4 (or other linux-like filesystem).
– jimmij
Oct 4 at 8:30












I want to install another operating system on this machine, but while installing it says that the grub is not able to install .
– Harsh Raj Singh
Oct 4 at 13:19




I want to install another operating system on this machine, but while installing it says that the grub is not able to install .
– Harsh Raj Singh
Oct 4 at 13:19




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Your first partition (with fat32 fs) should have boot flag; msftdata is used exclusively for microsoft windows. You can change this with parted or even simpler gparted. Then create new partition with ext4 fs for new system. And then install ubuntu from liveusb. Oh, and please don't include pictures in posts, copy-paste text.
– jimmij
Oct 4 at 13:36





Your first partition (with fat32 fs) should have boot flag; msftdata is used exclusively for microsoft windows. You can change this with parted or even simpler gparted. Then create new partition with ext4 fs for new system. And then install ubuntu from liveusb. Oh, and please don't include pictures in posts, copy-paste text.
– jimmij
Oct 4 at 13:36













Welcome. The ubuntu installer fail to create the / partition. As sayed @jimmij , it is better to create the root partition from the existing OS.
– GAD3R
Oct 4 at 13:45




Welcome. The ubuntu installer fail to create the / partition. As sayed @jimmij , it is better to create the root partition from the existing OS.
– GAD3R
Oct 4 at 13:45












I have boot flag and efi flag in the efi file system. My problem is when I try to install another operating system along with it. The installer says that it is unable to install grub menu.
– Harsh Raj Singh
Oct 4 at 15:01





I have boot flag and efi flag in the efi file system. My problem is when I try to install another operating system along with it. The installer says that it is unable to install grub menu.
– Harsh Raj Singh
Oct 4 at 15:01
















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