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Ok i did it...

it's pretty easy in fact if you have a double boot set up:

1. Boot with windows and install the Vodafone Mobile Broadband following instructions
2. Without unplugging the USB...

Hi

I'm having the same trouble... has any of you been able to solve it? If so, could you share the solution?

Thanks

Well i think it's finally solved...

This was the process:

- First thing i did, as pointed in other threads, was to remove the RAID status of the C: drive


sudo su
dmraid -E -r /dev/sda

Yes, that's exactly what happens. In fact, i've installed Ubuntu before knowing those threads and now Ubuntu does not boot so i guess i have to do the second part, with the boot repair utility.
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I think i got it... and it was related to the RAID configuration...

I did:


sudo su

dmraid -E -r /dev/sda

When asked if i want to delete metadata i clicked yes and now it recognizes the...

I think where is the problem, but i don't know if solving it is going to be easy...Anyway is just an intuition because, very likely, i might be completely wrong considering my no-expertise... here...

I did a full back up yesterday and i'll try to reinstall Ubuntu this evening. I will let you know if i'm able or not.

Thank you again.

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I've tried to boot the computer with the "Reinstallation CD". Mi idea was to format the whole HDD (i don't have anything worth preserving) and re-do partition organization. However, it seems...

Yes, my computer has 4 partitions. Two inaccesible, the C: and a Recovery partition. I'm going to try to solve it with the instructions for HP and see if it works. I already have a recovery CD that...

Hi,

I'm having exactly the same issue with Ubuntu 12.04.1. However i don't know exactly what do i have to change in my partitions configuration so i can see them in the installation type screen.
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I'm trying to install Ubuntu in a Dell Inspiron 14z Ultrabook i recently purchased. I'm a complete beginner in Ubuntu but i wanted to try open source software. I've installed Ubuntu with wubi...