NTFS5: no wubildr on Latitude d810 ( unskilled user)

[Ravnos]

Hi!

I know this error has been reported, but it wasent usefull for me, since i dont have any idea how to move the wubildr to the main partition.

Also, is seam to try to find the wubi in hd0,1 had0,2 and hd0,3.

please, can anyone help me doing it?.

fstest.exe info c:
version: 1.0 build 3
part_base: 0x3F (0M)
part_leng: 0x4A852C1 (38154M)

blocksize: 512
spc: 8
mft_size: 2
idx_size: 8
mft_start: 0x600000


fstest.exe list c:
00000D77 1610612736 pagefile.sys
$BITMAP should be non-resident when in attribute list
ntfs_dir: 18


fstest.exe inode C:\wubildr
fetest.exe comp C:\wubildr

both gave me this.
$BITMAP should be non-resident when in attribute list
ntfs_dir: 18



any idea?

[minhmeoke]

Do you have encryption (Bitlocker) turned on? If yes, then wubi will not work. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=875570

If you are not using encryption, and wubi still does not work, then you could also uninstall, and reinstall with another target drive.

You can also try defragmenting your hard drive, or using a newer build of grub4dos.
Download: http://nufans.net/grub4dos/grub4dos-...2008-07-28.zip
Tutorial: http://grub4dos.sourceforge.net/wiki...b4dos_tutorial

[bean123]

I'm sorry, this is one of those corner cases that grldr.mbr can't handle. It would be possible to fix the grub driver, but fix grldr.mbr is not very likely, because it's written in assembly and have serious size limitation.

If you are using vista, you can try grub2 (although I need to fix the driver first), but if you're using xp, there is no way around it. You need to defrag the partition, or install to another one.