Hi. I installed Ubuntu 20.04 on a Windows 20.04 installed system as a dual boot. I used the "Install alongside the Windows" option while installing. Everything went as expected. But, when i booted into Windows 10, i noticed that there is an extra 510 MB sized FAT32 partition which was not there before. I have never experienced this with previous Ubuntu versions.
When i booted back to the Ubuntu, i saw that that partition is mounted as /boot/efi/ I don't know if this is relevant but I don't have UEFI in my computer.
When i was installing ubuntu, i noticed that prompt says 2 partitions are being created. In my previous experiences, promp was mentioning about only one partition. New prompt was like this: https://linuxconfig.org/images/07-ho...windows-10.png
My question is: Is this same for everybody or just me? Is everything normal? Did Ubuntu changed the way it handles the partitions in 20.04 ?
When i booted back to the Ubuntu, i saw that that partition is mounted as /boot/efi/ I don't know if this is relevant but I don't have UEFI in my computer.
When i was installing ubuntu, i noticed that prompt says 2 partitions are being created. In my previous experiences, promp was mentioning about only one partition. New prompt was like this: https://linuxconfig.org/images/07-ho...windows-10.png
My question is: Is this same for everybody or just me? Is everything normal? Did Ubuntu changed the way it handles the partitions in 20.04 ?