Out of interest, if I were to create a new partition for Ubuntu, what
file system should it use? I'm guessing installing Ubuntu on an NTFS
partition would be a mistake.
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Well, sure. My issue is that I don't know nearly enough about Linux to
look into this bug myself, and have no idea what combination of factors
causes it to freeze my laptop every time I copy more than 10-100MB or so
onto my root directory (a Wubi Ubuntu 12.04 install over Windows 7). Is
it Wubi
Quick update on the above: I defragmented my hard drive last night, and
it appears to be a little better than before, but I'm still seeing 100%
spikes on mount.ntfs coupled with windows / the entire OS freezing for a
few minutes at a time (I got the most recent one installing updates and
buffering
I have the same problem (running Wubi with Ubuntu 12.04) and it's
rendering my computer virtually unusable. I have also had this problem
on a different computer running Wubi with Ubuntu 11.10. I have been
using Wubi with Ubuntu 11.04 on the same machine with no problems in the
past. All have been
