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Dual Boot Linux and Windows

Things on this page are fragmentary and immature notes/thoughts of the author. Please read with your own judgement!

Mount the Windows File System

When you dual boot your machine with Linux (e.g., Ubuntu) and Windows, the Windows disk/partition might not be mounted automatically. In that case, you can find out which device correspond to the Windows filesystem and mount it manually.

ls /dev/sd*
ls /dev/vd*
ls /dev/nvme*

In Ubuntu, you can open the "Disks" app, which list all disks plugged into the machine.

References

Missing Grub Menu of Windows Operating System

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