UEFI+GPT partition Installation Ubuntu[zz]

Present situation:
1. Preinstalled Win8 notebooks are almost all Uefi boot mode, with GPT disk partition, so encountered "trouble" will not install, or according to the old tutorial installation, the results failed. And there are a lot of people are asking how to solve, in fact, there is on the Internet, the key word is "Uefi ubuntu"
2. Many people say that this is Microsoft muffled up to die, to kill Linux. To resolve only discard Uefi enable Lengcy, full format to MBR


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Ubuntu has purchased Microsoft's certification
1. It is possible to install under UEFI
2. Installation under UEFI is simple


Method:
1.ubuntu mirroring (in Ubuntu, for example) needs to be 64-bit, as stated on the Ubuntu website, they have only added Uefi boot mode to the 64-bit version
(It is easy to determine whether the image supports UEFI boot, not just Ubuntu, just open the image to see if there is an EFI folder, there is support, there is no support)
2. Boot in UEFI mode. Although the motherboard supports UEFI, booting from a burned USB flash drive (or other media such as a CD) does not necessarily take Uefi mode, taking my computer as an example, there are two main categories: Uefi and Lengcy When the boot menu is selected by F12. While the USB stick appears in both types of boot, you need to select a USB flash drive in Uefi
3. Select the boot installation device. During the Ubuntu installation process, you will be asked to choose where to install the system boot. The traditional grub is installed on the "SDA" that is the beginning of the entire hard drive, now, absolutely not! In case of pre-installed WIN8, there will definitely be two or three small partitions in front of the C drive, one of which is to store the EFI files to boot.
When you choose to boot the device, Ubuntu lists all of the current partitions, and there is a partition type, with one labeled EFI that you want to select at this time.


Continue installation until completed, restart can be like selecting the boot device (take my computer as an example, press F12) to enter the boot device selection, you can now see Ubuntu, choose to enter the Ubuntu system
In addition, UEFI mode is not the same as the security boot, if you turn on the security boot in the BIOS, you can only enter the WIN8 system, switch off the security boot will be able to choose to enter Win8 or Ubuntu

UEFI+GPT partition Installation Ubuntu[zz]