Stuck at installation type

[querolus]

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.

Also i have the feeling that windows is running more slowly, but not much. I will post a full review of the process if i can solve it.

[querolus]

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

When asked to erase the metadata of the drive, replied "yes"

- Then booted with windows and created a new partition in the C: drive
- Downloaded the UBUNTU-SECURED REMIX 64bits installation cd image http://sourceforge.net/projects/ubuntu-secured/files/
- Burnt the iso in a CD and booted the computer from that CD
-Installed Ubuntu from the CD.

I decided to installed from the Ubuntu- Secured-remix because i tried with the regular installer and the double boot did not work.

Now both systems work properly, although i would say that Windows booting is a little bit slower than before. However, nothing important.

So, to me this is solved.

Thanks for the help.