Update install-dual-boot.mdx

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@@ -98,6 +98,7 @@ Now it will be asked you to select what is the EFI partition. Select the existin
 If you want to use the UEFI boot partition used by Windows, as **EFI partition mountpoint**, select **/boot** and as **EFI partition filesystem** select **don't format**.
 Instead, if you created a new separated EFI partition, as **EFI partition mountpoint**, select **/boot** and as **EFI partition filesystem** select **fat** or **vfat**.
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 As **EFI partition mountpoint**, select **/boot** and as **EFI partition filesystem** select **fat** or **vfat**.
 
 Now it will be asked you to select what is the root partition you created. Select it (usually it should be the one sized as you set previously):
@@ -137,6 +138,7 @@ Now it will be asked you to select what is the GRUB partition. Select the existi
 If you want to use an already existing GRUB boot partition, as **GRUB partition mountpoint**, select **/boot** and as **GRUB partition filesystem** select **don't format**.
 Instead, if you created a new separated GRUB partition, as **GRUB partition mountpoint**, select **/boot** and as **GRUB partition filesystem** select **ext4**.
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 As **GRUB partition mountpoint**, select **/boot** and as **GRUB partition filesystem** select **ext4**.
 
 Now it will be asked you to select what is the root partition you created. Select it (usually it should be the one sized as you set previously):