"Type a to toggle the bootable flag on a partition and select 2. Parted does this automatically when the boot option is set on the partition:" "When using the UEFI interface to boot the system (instead of BIOS), mark the boot partition as the EFI System Partition. If that is the case, it might be possible to work around the problem by adding the boot/active flag on the protective MBR partition which has to be done through fdisk with the -t dos option to force it to read the partition table using the MBR format." "Some buggy BIOSes or EFIs configured to boot in BIOS/CSM/legacy mode might also have problems with booting from GPT labeled disks. In gparted, do I need to set the 'boot' flag?
My question is concerning the second partition, the ext2 for /boot/. 4) the rest divided for other distros and for /home.
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