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There’s a problem with qubes when it is being installed as third boot OS. !st two eat /boot/efi space and then installation fails with insufficient space in /boot/efi .
There’re two problems:
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It’s okay to have two efi partitions on a drive, thus Qubes should create a new efi partition if space on /boot/efi is not sufficient. Even more - why not to create second /boot/efi by default and thus save us from possible installation failure?
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The Qubes installation program should show the partitioning with ability to alter installer disk map by user. If it could be that way I could create /boot & /boot/efi, reboot and on second try I will get installation succeed. But it’s not & thus installation fails.
3 I’ll have to install the Qubes w/o encryption to get a clue about mounts installer makes to clone partitioning by hands next time. That is not convenient. Ideally Qubes should have a help about partitioning it makes, so users will get a howto to make partitioning by hands if automation fails for some reason. Sample fail I described above.