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--- doc:appunti:hardware:mini_pc_intel_n95 [2023/07/27 21:52] – [Create the Recovery Drive] niccolo
+++ doc:appunti:hardware:mini_pc_intel_n95 [2024/01/26 17:28] (current) – [Secure Boot] niccolo
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 ^ Hard Disk      | 512 Gb SSD  |
 ^ Cores/Threads  | 4/4  |
+^ Video          | Intel  |
 ^ Network        | 2 x Gbit Ethernet, WiFi 2.4G+5G  |
 ^ Display        | 1 x HDMI, 1 x DisplayPort  |
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 ===== Partition scheme =====
-Booting from a GNU/Linux live distro and using **parted** we can see the hard disk partition scheme:
+Booting from a GNU/Linux live distro (I used the **Ubuntu-Studio 22.04** for the operations described in this article) and using **parted** we can see the hard disk partition scheme:
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 Boot into Windows 11 and run the **Disk Management** tool; right click the **Windows C:** partition and choose **Shrink Volume...**. Type the space you want to free up.
+==== Move the free space at the end of the disk ====
+I wish to create new partitions for the GNU/Linux operating system into the free space I recovered, but the free space is allocated between **sda3** and **sda4**: I prefer to move sda4 just after sda3 and have the free space at the end of the disk.
+I booted Linux from the live distro and executed **sudo partitionmanager**; then it was possible to right-click on the **sda4** partition and choose **Resize/Move**, setting zero for **Free space before**. The modification must be committed clicking the //Apply// button.
+{{.:n95-win11:win11-disk-partitionmanager.png?480|PartitionManager on a Windows 11 disk}}
+==== Create the GNU/Linux partitions ====
+I opted for creating three partitions: one for the **root fileststem**, one for the **swap** and one for the **home** directories:
+{{.:n95-win11:win11-linux-partitionmanager.png?480|Windows 11 and GNU/Linux partitions}}
+For the rootfs partition I reserved about **50 Gb**. For the swap I reserved about **16 Gb**, checking that it is a little more than the system RAM, in this way I can use the **hibernate** function (suspend to disk).
+===== Secure Boot =====
+**WARNING**: Hibernation and resume from hibernation is not compatible with Secure Boot.
+Booting from some GNU/Linux live distribution may require to disable the secure boot option: enter the BIOS configuration program pressing Del or ESC at bootstrap, then //Security// => //Secure Boot// => **Secure Boot** = > **Disabled**.
+===== Always On =====
+//Boot// => **State After G3** => **S0 State**.
+===== Web References =====
+  * **[[https://wiki.debian.org/SecureBoot|SecureBoot Debian]]**