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fixed typos (size, not side; configs, not confis)
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edit approved Oct 7, 2016 at 23:18
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edit approved Oct 7, 2016 at 23:18
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ef00 is the correct code for UEFI boot partition.

The sidesize does not have to be 300MB, I would say at least 100MB. I generally use 512MB for no real reason other than it is large enough that I don't need to care and I like the number. But itIt only has to be as large and the kernels and confisconfigs you store in it (with some room to spare). Mine currently uses 36MB on one of computers and 26MB on another so plenty of space.

ef00 is the correct code for UEFI boot partition.

The side does not have to be 300MB, I would say at least 100MB. I generally use 512MB for no real reason other than it is large enough that I don't need to care and I like the number. But it only has to be as large and the kernels and confis you store in it (with some room to spare). Mine currently uses 36MB on one of computers and 26MB on another so plenty of space.

ef00 is the correct code for UEFI boot partition.

The size does not have to be 300MB, I would say at least 100MB. I generally use 512MB for no real reason other than it is large enough that I don't need to care and I like the number. It only has to be as large and the kernels and configs you store in it (with some room to spare). Mine currently uses 36MB on one of computers and 26MB on another so plenty of space.

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ef00 is the correct code for UEFI boot partition.

The side does not have to be 300MB, I would say at least 100MB. I generally use 512MB for no real reason other than it is large enough that I don't need to care and I like the number. But it only has to be as large and the kernels and confis you store in it (with some room to spare). Mine currently uses 36MB on one of computers and 26MB on another so plenty of space.