Hi, I have a Windows 10 PC with was installed in 'legacy' mode (not EFI).
I shrunk my C: to create free space of 25Gb for Ubuntu. I created a 64 bit Ubuntu bootable USB pendrive. For booting from the pendrive, I select the boot mode at the BIOS splash screen I have tried both 'USB drive' and 'EFI-USB-drive'. I tried to install Ubuntu 15.1 but the free space is always marked 'unusable'. Before this I'd got a warning that the installation was started in EFI mode, but target installation is non-EFI, and if I force it I won't be able to switch OSs. But this warning is not appearing subsequently, only my freed partiton is showing 'unusable'. Is there a way install Ubuntu into the created free space in such a situation? Thank You! -- Best Regards, -- Royce Pereira -- http://mm.ilug-bom.org.in/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
