[01:49] <userjjb> I have a question about a dual boot install of 13.04 alongside win7. Win7 has been installed under UEFI mode, when I go through the install do I need to specifically make a /boot partition or is that superfluous since the installer will already be creating the necessary boot entry in the EFI partition?
[01:49] <Unit193> You'll need a 64bit version of Ubuntu, and there's a nice guide at...
[01:49] <Unit193> !uefi
[01:55] <userjjb> I already read the guide there. I understand that I have to select the device for bootloader installation (aka /dev/sda) and the installer will make the relevant entry on the EFI partition. However many of the install guides I read that didn't make mention of EFI typically say to make separate partitions for / , /boot, /home, and swap. Should I still create a separate /boot partition, or is that superfluous and all relevant 
[01:59] <Unit193> Well, some people do, it all depends on what you like.  But no, that area is for kernels, not EFI stuff.
[02:04] <userjjb> OK, I suspected as much. So the EFI entry essentially is for the benefit of the boot manager and then redirects to /boot whose contents than are used by the bootloader (correct me if I'm wrong). Guides that specifically targeted EFI installs made no mention of /boot just /boot/efi
[02:04] <userjjb> Hence why I was confused
[13:11] <TomJ616> Hey guys, quick question.
[13:12] <TomJ616> I can't for the life of me install Ubuntu, because my monitor goes "out of range" whenever I click install. Is there a way to manually set the resolution that will be used during the install?