LondoMollari
February 17th, 2013, 11:33 AM
Hi!
I am trying to install ubuntu on my machine. The most imortant thing for me is that my windows 7 boot remains unchanged, because this seems to be a recurring pain in the a** everytime i try to upgrade or uninstall ubuntu (windows wont boot because of grub2)
So what i want to do is install ubuntu so that i have to use the bios bootloader to select OS. To achieve this, I disconnected my Windows drive and attempted to install ubuntu to a seperate physical disk.
As far as I can tell, the windows-disk is the only disk I have wich has the 'boot' and 'active' flag set, wich is why I am puzzeled as to why the ubuntu installer still tells me that "windows 7 is currently installed on this computer" when the disk is disconnected!?
Why is this? (I am hesitant to continue the installation of ubuntu before I understand this.)
Thanks for all replies :)
I am trying to install ubuntu on my machine. The most imortant thing for me is that my windows 7 boot remains unchanged, because this seems to be a recurring pain in the a** everytime i try to upgrade or uninstall ubuntu (windows wont boot because of grub2)
So what i want to do is install ubuntu so that i have to use the bios bootloader to select OS. To achieve this, I disconnected my Windows drive and attempted to install ubuntu to a seperate physical disk.
As far as I can tell, the windows-disk is the only disk I have wich has the 'boot' and 'active' flag set, wich is why I am puzzeled as to why the ubuntu installer still tells me that "windows 7 is currently installed on this computer" when the disk is disconnected!?
Why is this? (I am hesitant to continue the installation of ubuntu before I understand this.)
Thanks for all replies :)