Which kernel are you using? 7.0.9-ogc3.2.fc44.x86_64
Which Framework Laptop 13 model are you using? Intel Core Ultra Series 1
Okay so when I got my Framework I chose Bazzite as my OS, which I have really enjoyed, but I have a new job which requires lots of windows specific software, so I want to add a dual boot of windows 11. Everything I could find online was about starting with windows and adding linux, not the other way around. The other problem is that I’m very new to linux and not super savvy yet, so some stuff I found I didn’t understand. Any help or guidance to help would be appreciated.
Have you considered putting it in a VM? libvirt+kvm with virtio drivers installed provides a pretty seemless experience even some GPU offload these days available.
There are many ways but you should always back up your data first. I prefer removing the SSD and using another computer to partition it. Backing up the bootloader in your EFI disk partition, then shrink the root(main) bazzite partition. Then create a windows installer on another USB thumb drive. Make sure to force local account using Rufus (you can link to a Microsoft account later if you want), because if you use a Microsoft account on oobe and set up pin it’ll invalidate the pin for whatever reason if you boot bazzite then switch back to Windows. Boot the windows installer, use manual partition, create the partition in the space reserved by shrinking in the previous step, install, boot once and adjust some settings as desired. Go to bios and edit the boot sequence and put bazzite first. If window installation overwrites bazzite’s EFI you can copy it from the backed up EFI files. Install os-prober in Bazzite and regenerate the grub. After that you can switch to and from bazzite during boot up without going into bios every time