Dual Boot Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS and Windows 10 - A Step by Step Install Guide - (UEFI Tutorial)

Dual Boot Ubuntu Server 20.04 Linux Install Tutorial is a 2022 Tutorial on How to Install Ubuntu Server 20.04 Linux on a computer/server alongside Windows 10. Run through this Step by Step Tutorial to Install Ubuntu 20.04 the Server Version on a system with Windows 10. Ubuntu Server 20.04 Linux Install Tutorial is intended for beginner users and shows all necessary steps to get your server running today.

With this Ubuntu Server Tutorial I'll be showing you how to Install Ubuntu Server / Minimal with Windows 10 side by side. Ubuntu Server is a great minimal environment to start with on Linux and only contains a command line interface. We'll install Ubuntu Server LTS 20.04 alongside Windows 10 so they can be used together. This is a great guide to get you up and going quickly on a local network so that you can host and test your own server, as well as, use a Linux Server.

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[rckz]

Thanks! I've done plenty of Ubuntu Server installs before, but I was a bit insecure about the partitioning when doing it in dual boot without seperate physical HDDs. Ubuntu Desktop has a feature that recognizes a Windows installation and does this all automatically for you, but Ubuntu Server requires you to do it manually. This helped me out a lot!

[matejanikolic]

When i selected the partition for the inastall the /boot/efi wasn't selected what do i do?

[hyunbinseo]

11:06 is the Start of the Partition Related Section. Thank You for a Great Video.

[james-gang]

Super cool! Such an complex issue in about 20 minutes, thanks a lot

[timmark]

For people who are having issues at 13:02 where you dont get the /boot/efi option, here are some steps to make it work. 1) If your windows is in legacy bios you need to convert it to GPT. You can do that by logging into windows, running cmd at admin level and they typing the command mbr2gpt.exe /convert /allowFullOS. Now if you get an error here you need to fix few things. There is a video "A Solution to "Cannot find OS partition(s) for disk 0" - MBR2GPT". Follow that. Then after correcting the errors, rerun the mbr2gpt command. Then redo whats mentioned on this video. You will see the /boot/efi option. You dont need to download any software to fix this

[dinhducnguyen]

12:12 I press Save button but system don't automatically create /boot/efi. What's wrong? thanks

[EliYip-ntkw]

Thank you so much, it is the best ubuntu server installing video I have watched!

[atharvatimsina]

Always useful to have a tty install guide
I never know what to put in /etc/hosts 😂

[euoggix]

Thanks @SavvyNik, made it easy for me!

[philome]

Making my life easier once again <3

[MDTechTutorials]

Ubunto is easy to learn. I learned linux by practising ubunto first. Bytheway this is a nice video.

[james-gang]

one more hint: I don't get the /boot/efi mount shown under my selected device of 146 Gig

[stricarzi]

Thx for the video !!! Great as ever !!!

[f.m.f]

So around the storage configuration part of installing linux... I followed all the steps so far but I can't seem to continue in the installation since the 'done' option is still grayed out

[jscorpio]

For anybody that has a Mac, after you make your bootable USB, plug it in, reboot your computer, hold down the option key as soon as you hear the startup chime until the screen displays a list of drives. Double click on the EFI Boot option (most likely an orange icon), and your Mac will boot from your USB.

[steamingspud]

You can't make a partition into FAT32 if it's larger than 32 gb. Ask me how I know...

[gastonbarboza]

I installed Ubuntu server successfully, but something went wrong with the Windows Boot Manager, when choosing it from grub, Windows throws a 'system thread exception not handled' error. There is also no Windows Boot Manager on my BIOS' boot menu anymore: it is only visible in grub. Do you know what happened?

[maxifull]

Hello, my installation crashes systematically after the step : "SSH Setup" I don't understand.

[dannyreg]

I made it to the end. Questions: #1: When I tried to login to the server I got "This site can't be reach". Shouldn't I be able to see the welcome html? Question #2: I have a second drive (completely free, and would like to put all of Ubuntu stuff there) how is that done? Thanks

[cjdaylight]

why we dont have swap it will do automaticly ?