I am new in Ubuntu 12.10. In installation process, I choose "ext4 extended..." when then appears "something else" and another option. Is that wrong? After installation, my computer is going to very much slow and always appear to hang.
My processor is Intel Dual-Core 2.5, Twin 1GB Ram, 250 GB Hard Disk, default video card and I have Windows XP in C drive and Ubuntu in D drive.
I have just got a new Dell inspiron laptop which comes with windows 7. I wanted to setup up a windows 7/ubuntu 12.04 dual boot system. I used a USB stick which has a copy of ubuntu 12.04 64 and booted from the USB stick. It took me through the installation process (which involved partitioning the hard disk o make room along side of windows).
Hi,
I recently installed ubuntu using the live CD, it booted with the CD and then I choose to do the installation. However the installation never worked.
On a new Asus X54C WIN7 laptop I am trying to install 12.10 desktop 64 bit. In the documentation ( http://www.ubuntu.com/download/help/...desktop-latest ) step 4 'Allocate drive space' (installation type box) the first option is 'Install Ubuntu alongside Windows 7'.
I have a new Pavilion dm1 with pre-installed Win 8, and i want to install Ubuntu 12 as a dual boot option.
not able to boot into window 7. I am naive in ubuntu usage. Pls guide immediately. The following link a got after boot repair.
http://paste.ubuntu.com/1218634/
full message is as follows:
you can now reboot your computer.
Please do not forget to make your BIOS boot on sda (500GB) disk!
The boot files of [The OS now in use - Ubuntu 12.04 LTS] are far from the start of the disk.
I had installed Ubuntu 12.04 on a separate partition, in ext4 format in my comp, which initially had only Windows 7 .I had done the installation from a Live USB, which gave me the option Install on boot, in a GRUB menu. I had chosen the option of "Installing Ubuntu alongside Windows". I had chosed the particular partition duing the install, and in mount part, I had given "/".
Sorry if this is the wrong forum.
I just bought a new laptop and I want to put Ubuntu on it. I put the Ubuntu installation CD in the CD drive and went into the BIOS, but in the boot device priority, there is no option for CD.
Hi, I created a installation disk on a usb. The installation looks fine. But when I remove usb and restart computer I get : ERROR : No boot disk has been detected or the disk had failed.
When I press F12 then I get : Please select boot device : UEFI : ST1000DM003-1CH162
If I leave the usb connected can choose to use it to reinstall or try it out.
That is what I've done to run boot-repair.
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