Does anyone else have this problem?
On my desktop computer I have three hard drives. Drive A is for files,
drive B is for Linux (Mint 17.3), and drive C is for Windows 10. In the
Linux mode, I connect drives A & B, C is disconnected. In Windows mode,
only drive C is connected (I don't trust Windows anywhere near my
permanent files).
On my Windows drive, I was using Win 7. After upgrading to 10, My boot
process for Linux is very complicated. Windows 10 altered my boot
process so that it starts very quickly. When I switch over to Linux, I
have to physically go to the boot menu to choose Linux, if I don't I get
a blank screen.
I have an MSI Z97S SLI Krait edition motherboard. Any ideas how I can
get Linux to boot properly?
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