How to Install Linux Mint 20.2 Manual Partition | Installing Linux Mint 20.2 Uma on UEFI based PC

How to Install Linux Mint 20.2 Manual Partition | Installing Linux Mint with Manual Partitioning | Want to Install Linux Mint 20.2 with Manual Partition on UEFI based System ? Its easy to do disk Partitions in Linux Mint 20.2 while Installation. In this Linux Mint 20.2 Install Tutorial we will Install Linux Mint 20.2 with Manual Partitions for Root , Home , EFI & Swap. Just Create a New Partition Table during Linux Mint 20.2 Installation & create Root Partition, EFI Partition, Swap Partition and Home Partition for your Linux Mint Installation. Its easy. Give it a try.

[DrShoeman]

OH MY GOD THANK YOU. Saved me from going mad. Finally got my old iMac 2007 to work with Mint 21.1 cinnamon after getting the partitions done correctly. what a lifesaver!

[kristiyanivanov]

Thanks for making this, I was stuck because I have never created the EFI partition. Very useful.

[Algorithm_Poison]

Thanks. This helped with my mint 19.2 32bit installation on an older Mac. Only thing is I had to add a 1mb boot partition too

[NeerajKumar-xnjk]

Thanks for this video, it was really helpful

[motoryzen]

3:18..ya no longer need to create a SWAP partition. Linux Mint since version 20 ( possibly before but unsure) already creates a swap file within root directory..that you can nuke and create a new one of a different size if needs be.

=== Also...VERY important ====

that / partition ( aka root) had better be MUCH bigger than that measey 25GB this person did in this video. The Linux Mint team themselves recommend 100GB while you CAN get away for a good long time with around 70 to 80 ish GB.

You don't want that root partition getting filled up and then you can't even boot into Mint.

[noahriding]

I'm having the installation trip on some kind of hard drive errors. Is there a way to work around that so that it won't trip and mess up the install?

[abrogard]

don't understand. what about if I have an existing installation (that's broken) and I want to install alongside of it? because I don't want to lose the data on there, all my downloads?
where is the space for that in this new partition table?
and what's the likelihood of success? I just spent an afternoon waiting for mint to install itself on that machine in the usual way. It shows you a possible partitioning of your disk and asks you to modify it if you like. So you 'slide the partition' and off it goes to do it. And hours later reports it can't do it.
So then you try again and this time don't slide the partition but just accept what it proposes. Same story: hours later it tells you it can't do it.
But, it says, you might be able to install linux on your existing partition. Meaning what? It doesn't say. But probably meaning wipe out all that exists.
So you look for an alternative.
And maybe this is it.
But it doesn't explain anything about existing partitions, operating systems, data, anything.
So I'm thinking this is just for blank disks and will wipe anything and everything on the disk.
Right?

[rishabhghai]

Hi, i have two drives one ssd and one Hdd i want to install linux on ssd and other files like my documents n all on hdd guide me the partition for this one

[PinkPigu]

Hey man, i wanted to ask that can i create C, D, E drives like windows in linux mint. I am trying it on VM but i don't know how to do it and which mount point should i use.

[Randtiktok]

Uhh help I'm stuck at "Detecting system files" for like an hour now

[marudhanayagamop]

No space left on device it shows at the right corner

[LRXMN]

Do I need to remove the USB at the end of the installation?

[tanmayanand]

It says that your current partitions will be removed, that means I shall lose my all data on that partitions?

[adithya]

Sir what if i choose the 2nd option mean capability mode any problem i accidentally choosed it... Pls reply 😐

[florentinotuason]

Can I still install Linux Mint using MBR partition scheme? (not GPT/UEFI?)