Ubuntu installation , problems with partitions .. What i need to do?
Using Rufus to create bootable image on mine windows 10
(The OS came with the laptop from the store) .
Laptop model Lenovo Y720 ..
- I tried to create MBR/GPT partition schema with ISO mode (recomended) .
- I tried to create MBR/GPT partition schema with DD mode
3.The modes i tried to load mine usb and maybe overcome this problem , UEFI and Legacy .
The OS Ubuntu is up and running in all 3 cases ..
But when it come to partitions here it begins .
No root file system , well Ok i am trying to make one but , it won't let me for example . If i choose the 512 000MB partition creation it create for me only 1MB partition and 0MB partition .
The problem is that i can't create any partition with volume i need and set it to root .. I tried anything + ext4 filesystem format .
Does anybody had this kind of problem ?
I got last Ubuntu version LTS downloaded today from their site .
The strange thing is that , on mine second laptop i tried to install Kali Linux and it required from me the DD mode for the OS image in order to work , but for this case i have no idea what i need to do ..
Mine home PC has Ubuntu installed exactly the same version and working good.
After trying to install another OS BackBox , i got the stack error when i moving during installation to the Installation type stage,
when i click on change or '+' buttons in the menu to add or change partitions as above
i got this errors: For Ubuntu problem i don't have any stack trace ..
Installer crashed :
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/ubiquity/plugins/ubi-partman.py",line 1293 in on_partition_list_new active self_.partman_dialog(devpart,partition)
File "usr/lib/ubiquity/ubiquity/plugin.py",line 48,in wrapper , return target (self,*args,**kwargs,)
File "usr/lib/ubiquity/plugins/ubi-partman.py",line 956, in partman_dialog
Type_Error:'NoneType' object is not subscriptable
14.04 partitioning
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Using Rufus to create bootable image on mine windows 10
(The OS came with the laptop from the store) .
Laptop model Lenovo Y720 ..
- I tried to create MBR/GPT partition schema with ISO mode (recomended) .
- I tried to create MBR/GPT partition schema with DD mode
3.The modes i tried to load mine usb and maybe overcome this problem , UEFI and Legacy .
The OS Ubuntu is up and running in all 3 cases ..
But when it come to partitions here it begins .
No root file system , well Ok i am trying to make one but , it won't let me for example . If i choose the 512 000MB partition creation it create for me only 1MB partition and 0MB partition .
The problem is that i can't create any partition with volume i need and set it to root .. I tried anything + ext4 filesystem format .
Does anybody had this kind of problem ?
I got last Ubuntu version LTS downloaded today from their site .
The strange thing is that , on mine second laptop i tried to install Kali Linux and it required from me the DD mode for the OS image in order to work , but for this case i have no idea what i need to do ..
Mine home PC has Ubuntu installed exactly the same version and working good.
After trying to install another OS BackBox , i got the stack error when i moving during installation to the Installation type stage,
when i click on change or '+' buttons in the menu to add or change partitions as above
i got this errors: For Ubuntu problem i don't have any stack trace ..
Installer crashed :
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/ubiquity/plugins/ubi-partman.py",line 1293 in on_partition_list_new active self_.partman_dialog(devpart,partition)
File "usr/lib/ubiquity/ubiquity/plugin.py",line 48,in wrapper , return target (self,*args,**kwargs,)
File "usr/lib/ubiquity/plugins/ubi-partman.py",line 956, in partman_dialog
Type_Error:'NoneType' object is not subscriptable
14.04 partitioning
asked Feb 8 at 10:14
Maks.BurkovMaks.Burkov
13018
add a comment |
Using Rufus to create bootable image on mine windows 10
(The OS came with the laptop from the store) .
Laptop model Lenovo Y720 ..
- I tried to create MBR/GPT partition schema with ISO mode (recomended) .
- I tried to create MBR/GPT partition schema with DD mode
3.The modes i tried to load mine usb and maybe overcome this problem , UEFI and Legacy .
The OS Ubuntu is up and running in all 3 cases ..
But when it come to partitions here it begins .
No root file system , well Ok i am trying to make one but , it won't let me for example . If i choose the 512 000MB partition creation it create for me only 1MB partition and 0MB partition .
The problem is that i can't create any partition with volume i need and set it to root .. I tried anything + ext4 filesystem format .
Does anybody had this kind of problem ?
I got last Ubuntu version LTS downloaded today from their site .
The strange thing is that , on mine second laptop i tried to install Kali Linux and it required from me the DD mode for the OS image in order to work , but for this case i have no idea what i need to do ..
Mine home PC has Ubuntu installed exactly the same version and working good.
After trying to install another OS BackBox , i got the stack error when i moving during installation to the Installation type stage,
when i click on change or '+' buttons in the menu to add or change partitions as above
i got this errors: For Ubuntu problem i don't have any stack trace ..
Installer crashed :
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/ubiquity/plugins/ubi-partman.py",line 1293 in on_partition_list_new active self_.partman_dialog(devpart,partition)
File "usr/lib/ubiquity/ubiquity/plugin.py",line 48,in wrapper , return target (self,*args,**kwargs,)
File "usr/lib/ubiquity/plugins/ubi-partman.py",line 956, in partman_dialog
Type_Error:'NoneType' object is not subscriptable
14.04 partitioning
asked Feb 8 at 10:14
Maks.BurkovMaks.Burkov
13018
Using Rufus to create bootable image on mine windows 10
(The OS came with the laptop from the store) .
Laptop model Lenovo Y720 ..
- I tried to create MBR/GPT partition schema with ISO mode (recomended) .
- I tried to create MBR/GPT partition schema with DD mode
3.The modes i tried to load mine usb and maybe overcome this problem , UEFI and Legacy .
The OS Ubuntu is up and running in all 3 cases ..
But when it come to partitions here it begins .
No root file system , well Ok i am trying to make one but , it won't let me for example . If i choose the 512 000MB partition creation it create for me only 1MB partition and 0MB partition .
The problem is that i can't create any partition with volume i need and set it to root .. I tried anything + ext4 filesystem format .
Does anybody had this kind of problem ?
I got last Ubuntu version LTS downloaded today from their site .
The strange thing is that , on mine second laptop i tried to install Kali Linux and it required from me the DD mode for the OS image in order to work , but for this case i have no idea what i need to do ..
Mine home PC has Ubuntu installed exactly the same version and working good.
After trying to install another OS BackBox , i got the stack error when i moving during installation to the Installation type stage,
when i click on change or '+' buttons in the menu to add or change partitions as above
i got this errors: For Ubuntu problem i don't have any stack trace ..
Installer crashed :
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/ubiquity/plugins/ubi-partman.py",line 1293 in on_partition_list_new active self_.partman_dialog(devpart,partition)
File "usr/lib/ubiquity/ubiquity/plugin.py",line 48,in wrapper , return target (self,*args,**kwargs,)
File "usr/lib/ubiquity/plugins/ubi-partman.py",line 956, in partman_dialog
Type_Error:'NoneType' object is not subscriptable
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The USB flashing is your problem? If yes than i suggest using Etcher.
It's really easy to use and does a great job. Only thing it'll take all the space on the USB, you can't flash just a partition like in Rufus.
answered Feb 8 at 10:37
Cristian VrinceanuCristian Vrinceanu
1005
Ok so there another program , but how it will help me ? Are you saying that all the pain because of Rufus (I using it every time and it worked ) ?
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 10:45
I tried,and got the same result ..
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 11:28
Seems i misunderstood your question, your problem is while installing Ubuntu? Ar you trying to install Kali, Ubuntu dekstop or server?
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 11:40
Desktop , i will update mine question with new information above.
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 11:54
add a comment |
I have the same laptop as you. Basically I opened disk management in windows 10, created an empty partition for example 100g on my SSD, and then made a new partition on that. Then I booted into the Ubuntu installation, and chose custom install. I then chose that 100gb from the custom install.
Here is the help I followed:
How to use manual partitioning during installation?
Btw. remember to disable fast boot and secure boot in BIOS.
answered Mar 2 at 21:01
mth1417unmth1417un
143212
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The USB flashing is your problem? If yes than i suggest using Etcher.
It's really easy to use and does a great job. Only thing it'll take all the space on the USB, you can't flash just a partition like in Rufus.
answered Feb 8 at 10:37
Cristian VrinceanuCristian Vrinceanu
1005
Ok so there another program , but how it will help me ? Are you saying that all the pain because of Rufus (I using it every time and it worked ) ?
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 10:45
I tried,and got the same result ..
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 11:28
Seems i misunderstood your question, your problem is while installing Ubuntu? Ar you trying to install Kali, Ubuntu dekstop or server?
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 11:40
Desktop , i will update mine question with new information above.
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 11:54
add a comment |
The USB flashing is your problem? If yes than i suggest using Etcher.
It's really easy to use and does a great job. Only thing it'll take all the space on the USB, you can't flash just a partition like in Rufus.
answered Feb 8 at 10:37
Cristian VrinceanuCristian Vrinceanu
1005
Ok so there another program , but how it will help me ? Are you saying that all the pain because of Rufus (I using it every time and it worked ) ?
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 10:45
I tried,and got the same result ..
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 11:28
Seems i misunderstood your question, your problem is while installing Ubuntu? Ar you trying to install Kali, Ubuntu dekstop or server?
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 11:40
Desktop , i will update mine question with new information above.
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 11:54
add a comment |
The USB flashing is your problem? If yes than i suggest using Etcher.
It's really easy to use and does a great job. Only thing it'll take all the space on the USB, you can't flash just a partition like in Rufus.
answered Feb 8 at 10:37
Cristian VrinceanuCristian Vrinceanu
1005
The USB flashing is your problem? If yes than i suggest using Etcher.
It's really easy to use and does a great job. Only thing it'll take all the space on the USB, you can't flash just a partition like in Rufus.
answered Feb 8 at 10:37
Cristian VrinceanuCristian Vrinceanu
1005
answered Feb 8 at 10:37
Cristian VrinceanuCristian Vrinceanu
1005
answered Feb 8 at 10:37
Cristian VrinceanuCristian Vrinceanu
1005
answered Feb 8 at 10:37
Cristian VrinceanuCristian Vrinceanu
1005
1005
Ok so there another program , but how it will help me ? Are you saying that all the pain because of Rufus (I using it every time and it worked ) ?
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 10:45
I tried,and got the same result ..
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 11:28
Seems i misunderstood your question, your problem is while installing Ubuntu? Ar you trying to install Kali, Ubuntu dekstop or server?
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 11:40
Desktop , i will update mine question with new information above.
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 11:54
add a comment |
Ok so there another program , but how it will help me ? Are you saying that all the pain because of Rufus (I using it every time and it worked ) ?
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 10:45
I tried,and got the same result ..
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 11:28
Seems i misunderstood your question, your problem is while installing Ubuntu? Ar you trying to install Kali, Ubuntu dekstop or server?
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 11:40
Desktop , i will update mine question with new information above.
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 11:54
Ok so there another program , but how it will help me ? Are you saying that all the pain because of Rufus (I using it every time and it worked ) ?
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 10:45
Ok so there another program , but how it will help me ? Are you saying that all the pain because of Rufus (I using it every time and it worked ) ?
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 10:45
I tried,and got the same result ..
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 11:28
I tried,and got the same result ..
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 11:28
Seems i misunderstood your question, your problem is while installing Ubuntu? Ar you trying to install Kali, Ubuntu dekstop or server?
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 11:40
Seems i misunderstood your question, your problem is while installing Ubuntu? Ar you trying to install Kali, Ubuntu dekstop or server?
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 11:40
Desktop , i will update mine question with new information above.
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 11:54
Desktop , i will update mine question with new information above.
– Maks.Burkov
Feb 8 at 11:54
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I have the same laptop as you. Basically I opened disk management in windows 10, created an empty partition for example 100g on my SSD, and then made a new partition on that. Then I booted into the Ubuntu installation, and chose custom install. I then chose that 100gb from the custom install.
Here is the help I followed:
How to use manual partitioning during installation?
Btw. remember to disable fast boot and secure boot in BIOS.
answered Mar 2 at 21:01
mth1417unmth1417un
143212
add a comment |
I have the same laptop as you. Basically I opened disk management in windows 10, created an empty partition for example 100g on my SSD, and then made a new partition on that. Then I booted into the Ubuntu installation, and chose custom install. I then chose that 100gb from the custom install.
Here is the help I followed:
How to use manual partitioning during installation?
Btw. remember to disable fast boot and secure boot in BIOS.
answered Mar 2 at 21:01
mth1417unmth1417un
143212
add a comment |
I have the same laptop as you. Basically I opened disk management in windows 10, created an empty partition for example 100g on my SSD, and then made a new partition on that. Then I booted into the Ubuntu installation, and chose custom install. I then chose that 100gb from the custom install.
Here is the help I followed:
How to use manual partitioning during installation?
Btw. remember to disable fast boot and secure boot in BIOS.
answered Mar 2 at 21:01
mth1417unmth1417un
143212
I have the same laptop as you. Basically I opened disk management in windows 10, created an empty partition for example 100g on my SSD, and then made a new partition on that. Then I booted into the Ubuntu installation, and chose custom install. I then chose that 100gb from the custom install.
Here is the help I followed:
How to use manual partitioning during installation?
Btw. remember to disable fast boot and secure boot in BIOS.
answered Mar 2 at 21:01
mth1417unmth1417un
143212
answered Mar 2 at 21:01
mth1417unmth1417un
143212
answered Mar 2 at 21:01
mth1417unmth1417un
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answered Mar 2 at 21:01
mth1417unmth1417un
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143212
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