noblex
May 5th, 2013, 05:05 PM
hi all, i have the following problem with all linux distributions i tryed, ubuntu or debian is the same, the problem presented itself now but time ago i alredy installed linux distros on my pc successfully.
the problem is that gparted (or linux installer) sees only a big empty and not-formatted space in my hd, and doesn't see windows and storage partition.
my disk has 3 partition: an ntfs partition with windows, another ntfs for storage and a raw partition unformatted in which i have to install linux..
gparted is like this
http://s22.postimg.org/a0xo9vswx/920551_10200585199167282_356424749_o.jpg
the funny thing is that via the live i can go throught my partitions and open files in these... only when i try to install the problem shows itself
also, after install an updated version of gparted, i receive this warning that might be related
http://s23.postimg.org/pga0yutkb/913661_10200585965186432_1728343179_o.jpg
the problem is that gparted (or linux installer) sees only a big empty and not-formatted space in my hd, and doesn't see windows and storage partition.
my disk has 3 partition: an ntfs partition with windows, another ntfs for storage and a raw partition unformatted in which i have to install linux..
gparted is like this
http://s22.postimg.org/a0xo9vswx/920551_10200585199167282_356424749_o.jpg
the funny thing is that via the live i can go throught my partitions and open files in these... only when i try to install the problem shows itself
also, after install an updated version of gparted, i receive this warning that might be related
http://s23.postimg.org/pga0yutkb/913661_10200585965186432_1728343179_o.jpg