*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 335376 ***
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This is a duplicate of another bug, which says Fixed Released
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 335376 ***
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 335376 ***
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I think, this bug is related to dug #548894 and not to bug #335376.
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no partitions listed in partition table
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[MASTER] ubiquity should warn users about unusable mounted partitions
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This just happened to me on 9.04 Jaunty Alpha4 too.
The Live CD automounted an USB Stick that happend to be plugged in at the time
of installation.
The Prepare Partition step then showed up empty. Unmounting the sticks
partitions solved it.
IMO Ubiquitiy should at least show an error message
Thanks NickSpencer!
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Ditto the thanks NickSpencer. I had the same problem using Unetbootin for
Ubuntu 8.10 and going to install through the Live CD.
PS I actually unmounted my hard drive though, I think; I put sudo umount -l -r
-f /dev/sda1 (after using sda3 didn't work). Then my hard drive popped up in
Nautilus
I hunted out this as I had a similar problem as I was installing without
CD-ROM by extracting the ISO to an existing Fedora install and booting
from there via grub.
I *simply* performed the following which prompted ubiquity to spring
back to the realm of usable:
sudo umount -l -r -f /dev/sda3
To have all the partitions listed in ubiquity it did also work for me to
unmount everything that had been mounted on my hard drive.
However, this turned out to be a major problem as I had previously used
UNetbootin to set up a partition to boot and install Xubuntu from on
that same hard drive.
I
Thanks for the last tip, Im using the desktop ISO booting from a pen
drive, my list is empty but if umount the partitions of my hard disk
(that are mounted by default) and start the installer again the
partitioner goes forward.
Appears just to be a problem with the partitions already being
Yea i seem to be having the same problem here. I`ve tried both the full
new release desktop 8.10 and alternate cd s. I tried the guided route as
well and still no partitions listed. I too , have only one sata drive
that`s got two ntfs partitions and two ext3 partitions , non off which
show in
Ok now i`ve tried installing from a live usb but still no further
forward . In the partitioner their is no partitions showing only one
hard drive (sda) which appears to be empty .
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Now i really don`t know whats going on but i just tried to install 8.04 LTS
and try to upgrade but Hardy is doing the same thing and only showing one drive
without any partitions . Must be something to do with my set up so scrap my
input on this.
I`m a bit lost now , but thanks anyway :)
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That is an easy way to solve the problem:
1. plesae use the Alternative iso;
2. when partition, run shell, you can see /hd-media,
only need run as following:
# umount -l
I made Live USB from System/Administrartion and tried the installer from
the desktop. Partitions were not listed.
Then I tried only-ubiquity option. This time partitions of USB stick
were listed but hard disc was still not detected.
I feel this is a serious type of bug.
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Ok. I was facing this problem because I was trying to install by copying
Live CD to one partition and trying to install on another partition of
same hard disc. The partition where I copied the contents of Live CD
gets mounted as /cdrom and that is the reason why Ubiquity does not
detect the
I am also facing this problem and could not install. only-ubiquity also
does not work for me.
I am using Desktop RC ISO released on Oct 23.
Is there any workaround for this.
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I encountered this problem too. Installed from HD drive using:
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/intrepid/main/installer-i386/current/images/hd-media/[initrd.gz,
vmlinuz]
ISO Version:
RC: ubuntu-8.10-rc-alternate-i386.iso 22-Oct-2008 06:08 698M
and Daily Build:
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18859045/Dependencies.txt
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It also works fine if I choose to install directly rather than running
the live cd. Even if I start to install, then cancel (which takes me to
the live cd), then install from there, it works.
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