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April 29th, 2011, 10:07 AM
Greetings,
I had no problem with installing Ubuntu releases in the past but Ubuntu 11.04 failed to install Grub2 with a FreeBSD partition.
Ubuntu 10.10 (or older releases) ignored the FreeBSD partition and installed Grub2 without it, and then I manually added FreeBSD later.
But Ubuntu 11.04 tries to mount a FreeBSD partition and fails at the point and quits the installation, leaving the PC unbootable.
Is there a way to tell Ubuntu NOT TO INSTALL Grub2 at all so that I can manually install it later?
Or can we get the older version installer back for Ubuntu 11.04?
Thanks.
I had no problem with installing Ubuntu releases in the past but Ubuntu 11.04 failed to install Grub2 with a FreeBSD partition.
Ubuntu 10.10 (or older releases) ignored the FreeBSD partition and installed Grub2 without it, and then I manually added FreeBSD later.
But Ubuntu 11.04 tries to mount a FreeBSD partition and fails at the point and quits the installation, leaving the PC unbootable.
Is there a way to tell Ubuntu NOT TO INSTALL Grub2 at all so that I can manually install it later?
Or can we get the older version installer back for Ubuntu 11.04?
Thanks.