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when I run the installer all my mount points get set to /media/sda... or /media/sdb...
including / and /boot that were set up in fedora. The only mount points which ...
- 10-02-2006 #11Just Joined!
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when I run the installer all my mount points get set to /media/sda... or /media/sdb...
including / and /boot that were set up in fedora. The only mount points which stay are swap.
- 10-03-2006 #12Super Moderator
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you already created partitions. during installation, in partition section, select Manual Partitioning. point / (root) and /boot to partitions you created. partition for /boot should be around 100 MB.
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the fact that the "/" and "/boot" were created during the Fedora installation and are currently used by FC5 cant the same "/" and "/boot" be used during the ubuntu install.
- 10-03-2006 #14Super Moderator
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No ! you can't use same / and /boot of Fedora. you have to format these partitions first.
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