Turns out my boot partition was on my other drive somehow (the drive I installed Linux) , am I completely fucked now?

Seems my motherboard cannot disable nvme, I might try disconnecting it

I would need to dismantle almost everything and would lose the heatsink past on my nvme too, I will just try disabling it since I dont really see how that would be different from removing, not like the fedora installer can mess with my bios settings no?

but if I can remove my windows drive then it would be 100% safe right? Its an NVME drive and I think I can disable it in my BIOS, removing it would be a massive pain

and if I set it back to windows it will boot straight into it with no issues right (no GRUB)?

Technically it didnt miss, it installed in the correct drive but still destroyed my windows boot partition. I asked in the nobara disc and they said the program nobara uses to install is bad, so maybe that is why? So I can just install Fedora on my other drive without any worries? Nothing special to keep in mind? Should I use Fedora’s tool to create the bootable drive?

EDIT: Btw, this time I wont install with nobara, I will just install fedora KDE

All my drives have different sizes so the chance is super low. My worries is because I picked the correct drive in nobara and it still nuked my windows boot partition (the rest of my windows drive was fine but couldnt boot into it), I was wondering if I need to somehow disable my windows drive to make sure nothing happens to it, but then Im worried GRUB wont see it

Earliest we can start is the necrons right? Before they were machines tho

I look better at that scale!

Gonna stick with Vivaldi until its last breath, love this browser

I remember when travelling in the US (Im a foreigner) there was a vip pass thingy to skip lines and enter without even talking to a migration officer (I think). Really seemed like a rich person pass