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--- guid_partition_table [2012-11-04 12:49] – created jajcus
+++ guid_partition_table [2014-05-30 20:46] (current) – [Booting a (U)EFI system] arekm
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 ====== GUID Partition Table ======
-[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GUID_Partition_Table|GUID Partition Table]] (GPT) is a HDD partitioning standard defined as a part of the [[EFI]] standard. It can be also used in BIOS based systems, instead of the typical MBR, though.
+[[wp>GUID Partition Table]] (GPT) is a HDD partitioning standard defined as a part of the [[EFI]] standard. It can be also used in BIOS based systems, instead of the typical MBR, though.
 GPT has some other advantages over MBR:
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 ==== Booting a (U)EFI system ====
-Booting an (U)EFI system will be described in detail on the [[EFI]] page. The most important thing, as far as partitioning is concerned, is to create the EFI Boot Partition on the disk. It should be the first partition and be about 300MB in size.
+Booting an (U)EFI system will be described in detail on the [[EFI]] page. The most important thing, as far as partitioning is concerned, is to create the EFI Boot Partition on the disk. It should be the first partition and be about 300MB in size. [[https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Unified_Extensible_Firmware_Interface#EFI_System_Partition|Examples]]
 ==== Booting a BIOS system ====