I changed it because I thought having 2 boot partitions was bad according to what you said in the last thread, now I’m confused.
I followed the dual boot setup from linux-aarhaus, and I followed the multiple partitions for manjaro so I have root (nvme0n1p7), swap (nvme0n1p6), home (nvme0n1p8) and then a boot for manjaro (nvme0n1p5) as per the guide, no?
The Windows boot is nvme0n1p2 but wouldn’t any dual boot system have two boot partitions then? Regardless, the installation failed and the windows boot on nvme0n1p2 still has its boot flag.
I notice on Windows nvme0n1p3 does not display when the disk management gui is up and in Calamares nvme0n1p3 registers as “unknown”; I’m not sure what this partition is
I will post the sudo parted -l after breakfast