No Root File System

[s3mperfitillidie]

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Trying to install from netbootin...gives me that error, this is so frustrating.

[presence1960]

You are using manual partitioning correct? You must highlight the Ubuntu partition, click change and select in the drop down boxes: Use as -> select filesystem (ext4 or ext3) Tick the format box and on mount point use the drop down box to select /

If you have a swap partition on use as select linux-swap. If you have a separate /home partition select filesystem in use as, if you have data on it already DO NOT tick the format box and on mount point select /home. Proceed with the install.

[s3mperfitillidie]

You are using manual partitioning correct? You must highlight the Ubuntu partition, click change and select in the drop down boxes: Use as -> select filesystem (ext4 or ext3) Tick the format box and on mount point use the drop down box to select /

If you have a swap partition on use as select linux-swap. If you have a separate /home partition select filesystem in use as, if you have data on it already DO NOT tick the format box and on mount point select /home. Proceed with the install.


What are you talking about? The options are blocked, and it doesn't show my drives/partitions

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[buttie]

It's known issue in Karmic (both x86 and x64), for some reason installer recognize disks as RAID array even it there ever wasn't any.
Try this solution: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1380077
Read more here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1324025

[darkod]

It's known issue in Karmic (both x86 and x64), for some reason installer recognize disks as RAID array even it there ever wasn't any.
Try this solution: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1380077
Read more here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1324025

Unless you are actually using RAID, in which case don't remove it or you'll mess up your array.
There is different procedure to install ubuntu on RAID.