From e32f30d48c3444d538326b15b79cec99842b4d7e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Tristan Ancelet <tristanancelet@yahoo.com>
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 2021 14:31:22 -0600
Subject: [PATCH] Updated my DNSIssues.md and created my Dualbooting page

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 .netrc                  |  3 +++
 DNS_Issues.md           | 24 ++++++++++++++++++++++++
 DualBootingWindows10.md | 36 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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 create mode 100644 .netrc
 create mode 100644 DualBootingWindows10.md

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+machine github.com
+    login TristanAncelet
+    password 4w.EAPZuxEAP(M
diff --git a/DNS_Issues.md b/DNS_Issues.md
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@@ -44,3 +44,27 @@ The following pages are ones that I've visited:
 
 Here the issue that the poster mentioned having was simmilar to that of mine. However it 
  
+#### Later Discoveries (updated: 1/22/2021)
+    I figured out the issue, but haven't had the time to update this.
+    
+    I eventually found out that the service dhcpcd was where I was having my issues, as when I found out how to configure iwd to take on the DNS duties I no longer had
+    issues.
+    
+In my NetworkManager config file I configured it to stop randomizing my mac so much. 
+"""
+# This allows it to Randomize My MAC
+[device-mac-randomization]
+wifi.scan-rand-mac-address=yes
+
+# This forces it to stay at the most stable MAC
+[connection-mac-randomization]
+wifi.clone-mac-address=stable
+"""
+    
+    
+In my 
+"""
+# This allows iwd to take over DNS duties
+[General]
+EnableNetworkConfiguration=true
+"""
diff --git a/DualBootingWindows10.md b/DualBootingWindows10.md
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+# Dual-Booting Arch with Windows 10
+
+This will depict the methods I used dual[tri]-boot my linux install with windows 10
+
+## My Partition Scheme
+
+My Partitions are as followed (sda being what the hard-drive is referred to by fdisk -l)
+
+sda [300 GB (I plan to upgrade to 1 TB soon)]:
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+- sda1 (my EFI partition) [500 MB]
+    * This is where my grub .efi files are located for use by my bootloader
+
+- sda2 (My Arch-linux install location) [20 GB]
+    * This is where my root "/" partition is located for my linux install
+
+- sda3 ("/home" directory) [150 GB]
+    * This is the home directory of my arch-linux install.
+
+- sda4 (Ubuntu install) [30 GB]
+    * Shares sda3 as a home directory with Arch
+
+- sda5 (my Windows 10 install) [30 GB]
+
+- sda6 (extra storage for windows) [70 GB]
+    * will Probably merge this with the windows install at a later date.
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+## Configuring the Grub bootloader
+----------------------------------
+
+### Adding it to Grub
+After installing Windows 10 I booted back into Arch and used the package update-grub to automatically detect the ".efi" files for each install and configure grub to 
+add it to the list of bootable OS's.  
+
+### Setting Arch as my Default
+I downloaded the "grub-customizer" package to push Arch to the top of the list, so I didn't have to hurry and sellect it every time I boot up my PC.