Converting to GPT

Hello,
In a couple of days I'm going to upgrade my computer/motherboard to one with UEFI, and I thought I'd start with the preparations right now. I've think I've read up on most of it, but I'd like to make sure before I begin tinkering.
- I'd like to keep my current /boot, /, /home and (if possible) Windows partition.
- Since I'm going to try it out with BIOS at first, I'll have to configure without UEFI support for now.
Step 1
Create a 2 MiB non-formatted BIOS partition at the beginning of the drive, and set its flag "bios_grub"./*]
Create a ~200 MiB FAT32 EFI partition (for later use) after the BIOS partition.
Create a 2 MiB non-formatted partition at the end of the drive.
Run GPT fdisk to convert to GPT.
All this can be done without formatting any previous partitions (I have a 512 MiB /boot, so there's plenty of room to shrink/move).
Step 2
Boot up a Live CD and run grub-install (using grub2-bios), and grub-mkconfig.
Step 3 (When I have my UEFI computer)
Before removing HDD from my hold computer, install grub2-efi-x86_64. (So that I can bind mount and use it on Live CD)
Boot up using a Live CD, following wiki instructions in order to install to EFI partition. Run grub-mkconfig as well.
Last edited by Glaucous (2012-05-07 19:17:24)

Just wanted to add that Step 1-2 worked great so far (booting properly).

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hi Rbrewer,
Welcome to the Lenovo Community.
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2. Disk Management Tool, discussion here.
For all other, the general way to convert GPT to MBR is this guide.
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