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 === 3. Create Partitions === === 3. Create Partitions ===
  
-During the installation, you'll see a step about partitions. It's like creating separate spaces for Sleeper OS to live. Make at least two partitions - one for the main system and one for personal files (if you want).+During the installation, you'll see a step about partitions. It's like creating separate spaces for Sleeper OS to live. Open GParted and make at least two partitions - one for the EFI system (500 megabytes) and one for root system (the rest of space that you want), the select them at the installer.
  
 === 4. Choose File System and Mount Points === === 4. Choose File System and Mount Points ===
  
-Assign a file system (don't worry, just go with the default) and set the mount points. Think of it like telling Sleeper OS where to find each partition.+Assign a file system. It's simple, "ESP" for EFI and "/" for Root". Just as simple as that!
  
 === Installing from Windows === === Installing from Windows ===
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 Enjoy your new operating system! 😊 Enjoy your new operating system! 😊
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 +== And... If I need to add my own user? (aside from "SleeperGuy") ==
 +Open your favorite terminal application and put:
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 +''
 +sudo adduser your-newuser
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 +It will ask you some things. Once it'is done, there it is! You can log in with your new user