

It’s fine. I used to dual boot the two too, and I use a bigger secondary HDD. It’s linux that has the issue if the drive is in NTFS format, I used to get files and folders corrupted all the time and only windows could access and delete them. Not a problem with ext4, but windows can’t read that. Dual booting is not a great long-term plan because it’s updates are known to delete grub, or that’s what I’ve learned from other lemmy users.
I had to copy everything to an external drive and change HDD to ext4, then copied back. Nothing corrupted since.