** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Invalid
** Converted to question:
https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+question/86382
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cannot use partition formated in ext3 during instalation
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/411944
You received this bug
in windows partitions (which is flexible) i can create partition in
any name and can be monitored or analysed for usage or
representation/navigation style is also more user friendly.
friend the above one is a problem but my real problem is that during
the installation of ubuntu 9.04 i partitioned
Dear aravind, probably you are right that while you are installing
ubuntu, especifically in step disk partitions could be a good idea if a
message show you a tip when you create separate user folders, exactly
like you said is a good system to maintain a backup of your home folder
but since this is
dear friend,
what u answered is only a minor part of my problem.
friend please understand my real problem - ** during
the installation of ubuntu 9.04 i partitioned and formatted nearly
one-third of the hdd capacity in ext3 file system and the mount point
was given(typed, as it wasn't in the list)
I always use another partition for backups and home folders (using ext3
file system) and I don't have that problem while I was installing Jaunty
in my machine (remember that a ext3 partition per default cannot be
readed in Windows). Since this report is not totally cleared, I have to
ask you what
