boot/efi partition is where boot info/startup logic goes, but windows makes a very small partition (only 100mb) on setup, so between windows and bazzite data, there is not enough space.
It will install the system in the 500gb partition, but will not boot without the proper data in the boot/efi partition.
The installer is warning you of this situation, and the install will probably “work” but most likely be unbootable, or if it does work, cause problems later during bazzite updates.
There are partition management programs that can boot into a temporary environment and move/resize existing partitions so you can grow the existing EFI partition, but there is no tool built into windows for such a maneuver.
boot/efi partition is where boot info/startup logic goes, but windows makes a very small partition (only 100mb) on setup, so between windows and bazzite data, there is not enough space.
It will install the system in the 500gb partition, but will not boot without the proper data in the boot/efi partition. The installer is warning you of this situation, and the install will probably “work” but most likely be unbootable, or if it does work, cause problems later during bazzite updates.
There are partition management programs that can boot into a temporary environment and move/resize existing partitions so you can grow the existing EFI partition, but there is no tool built into windows for such a maneuver.