How to NOT install Linux Ubuntu (Breezy Badger) - Linux

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never had a problem dual-booting with fedora....autorecognized, can manually partition, but don’t have to..sorry it worked out that way, though.

by cerhn on Thursday 20th of March 2008 at 17:51

A lot of things could have been wrong with this probably how you partitioned the hard drive if you had left windows partition alone it was still there with data intact.
fixed it with fdisk /mbr . Backing up anything important is a must before screwing with anything on a hard drive. manually partitioning hard drive then installing on the new partition the / .

by skidaddy on Tuesday 8th of May 2007 at 05:45

Closure? Did your heart fall apart when you found this?

Simple solution, unplug all drives. plug in neighbors old hard drive that you recovered all there home made pics,movies.etc, format. install then get your self a little removable drive bay....That way you dont have to worry about the silly mbr and all that junk.... =)

by Rob on Wednesday 21st of March 2007 at 06:22

i had an experience very similar to this one, and all i had to do to solve it (yes, after many many hours and much fix boot.ini, fix mbr and other recovery techniques i got to the fast and simple solution)
was to boot to ubuntu\’s live cd, make like i was going to install again, get to step 3 or 4 choos \"manually set up partition\" and after 15 slow minutes when it finally finishes reading all the partitions and displays them on there, my ntfs winxp partition read \"boot, hidden\" and my linuxes said \"boot\" or just blank. SO WHAT I DID WAS simply choose the ntfs winxp partition (i think i may have had to click a \"properties\" button first?) and uncheck the box that said \"hidden\" and leave the box that said \"boot\" checked

what i think was going on was, \"boot\" meant that the partition was marked as active, which a partition must be to be bootable, but was also \"hidden\" so it did not read active until grub made it completely active but grub messed up somewhere along the way

by raul on Monday 19th of February 2007 at 17:30

i had an experience very similar to this one, and all i had to do to solve it (yes, after many many hours and much fix boot.ini, fix mbr and other recovery techniques i got to the fast and simple solution)
was to boot to ubuntu’s live cd, make like i was going to install again, get to step 3 or 4 choos "manually set up partition" and after 15 slow minutes when it finally finishes reading all the partitions and displays them on there, my ntfs winxp partition read "boot, hidden" and my linuxes said "boot" or just blank. SO WHAT I DID WAS simply choose the ntfs winxp partition (i think i may have had to click a "properties" button first?) and uncheck the box that said "hidden" and leave the box that said "boot" checked

what i think was going on was, "boot" meant that the partition was marked as active, which a partition must be to be bootable, but was also "hidden" so it did not read active until grub made it completely active but grub messed up somewhere along the way

by on Monday 19th of February 2007 at 17:30

i smell, btw doen’t linux work and automaticly setup duel boot?

by Brian_Holiday on Thursday 25th of January 2007 at 10:04

So, what was it? I need some closure here. Did you per chance test the install disk before you did the install? Does the checksum match? You have no idea how many times I have regretted not doing that. Good luck!

by Brian_Holiday on Monday 30th of October 2006 at 14:55