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Surface Pro 6 partitioning for NixOS Linux installation
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The partitioning looks like the following:
I know that I got only 1 SSD of ~1 TB by checking with Speccy:
So it seems that in the partitioning above that PhysicalDrive0 and PhysicalDrive1 together are the same as PhysicalDrive2. With PhysicalDrive2 being the one that actually reflects how the SSD is really partitioned.
I do not understand why there are 3 physical drives and do not understand why the partitions under PhysicalDrive10 and PhysicalDrive1 are of type Partition WSS - never heard of that type of partition before.
What and how should I partition the disk(s) so that I can install NixOS Linux on it?
Update
It actually seems that there are 2 physical drives:
partition
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The partitioning looks like the following:
I know that I got only 1 SSD of ~1 TB by checking with Speccy:
So it seems that in the partitioning above that PhysicalDrive0 and PhysicalDrive1 together are the same as PhysicalDrive2. With PhysicalDrive2 being the one that actually reflects how the SSD is really partitioned.
I do not understand why there are 3 physical drives and do not understand why the partitions under PhysicalDrive10 and PhysicalDrive1 are of type Partition WSS - never heard of that type of partition before.
What and how should I partition the disk(s) so that I can install NixOS Linux on it?
Update
It actually seems that there are 2 physical drives:
partition
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The partitioning looks like the following:
I know that I got only 1 SSD of ~1 TB by checking with Speccy:
So it seems that in the partitioning above that PhysicalDrive0 and PhysicalDrive1 together are the same as PhysicalDrive2. With PhysicalDrive2 being the one that actually reflects how the SSD is really partitioned.
I do not understand why there are 3 physical drives and do not understand why the partitions under PhysicalDrive10 and PhysicalDrive1 are of type Partition WSS - never heard of that type of partition before.
What and how should I partition the disk(s) so that I can install NixOS Linux on it?
Update
It actually seems that there are 2 physical drives:
partition
asked 35 mins ago
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The partitioning looks like the following:
I know that I got only 1 SSD of ~1 TB by checking with Speccy:
So it seems that in the partitioning above that PhysicalDrive0 and PhysicalDrive1 together are the same as PhysicalDrive2. With PhysicalDrive2 being the one that actually reflects how the SSD is really partitioned.
I do not understand why there are 3 physical drives and do not understand why the partitions under PhysicalDrive10 and PhysicalDrive1 are of type Partition WSS - never heard of that type of partition before.
What and how should I partition the disk(s) so that I can install NixOS Linux on it?
Update
It actually seems that there are 2 physical drives:
partition
partition
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