Hi Jokerman.
I seems that you are thinking of putting Windows on the SSD and keeping it separate from your Linux drive
I'm not sure that you can have different operating systems on separate disks, and adding Windows to a Linux system as a dual boot is a nightmare, apparently.
The ideal option (to take advantage of its speed) is to fix the SSD, install Windows then install Linux as a dual boot.
You can create a suitable file system on the SSD fairly easily, but I'm not sure if that's enough - not my area...
Hi Jokerman.I seems that you are thinking of putting Windows on the SSD and keeping it separate from your Linux drive
I'm not sure that you can have different operating systems on separate disks, and adding Windows to a Linux system as a dual boot is a nightmare, apparently.
The ideal option (to take advantage of its speed) is to fix the SSD, install Windows then install Linux as a dual boot.
You can create a suitable file system on the SSD fairly easily, but I'm not sure if that's enough - not my area...
I seems that you are thinking of putting Windows on the SSD and keeping it separate from your Linux drive
I'm not sure that you can have different operating systems on separate disks, and adding Windows to a Linux system as a dual boot is a nightmare, apparently.
The ideal option (to take advantage of its speed) is to fix the SSD, install Windows then install Linux as a dual boot.
You can create a suitable file system on the SSD fairly easily, but I'm not sure if that's enough - not my area...
