First of all thank you for the follow-up.
Just for the sake of completeness here are all the step
- I had a running 12.10 ubuntu (normal version) that would have reach
end of life the 29th January.
The install was only on a SSD hard drive (64Gb)
- I acquired an refurbished 500Gb regular hard
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Thank you for the follow-up. It feel like some personal training.
I learned a lot dealing with this problem.
I'll reconfigure the grub as suggested.
Again thank you
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Arnaud
On 2014-01-17 15:18, Phillip Susi wrote:
On 1/17/2014 2:55 AM, Arnaud
Public bug reported:
At the end of the installation of ubuntu-gnome 13.10, it failed to install the
bootloader.
The original disk was a SSD
The installer allowed me to choose another disk, I tried without success on a
normal drive.
The partition are as follow, I asked the install to format
such problem.
I found that some people encounter the same but always in a dual-boot
environment. I only have ubuntu on this system.
I also read that it might be related to the disk alignment...
Anyway, I'll keep searching, sorry if I wasted some of your time with
this bug report.
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Arnaud Ongenae
I have been doing some more research and I'm convinced that I'm in
this scenario:
http://pissedoffadmins.com/general/usrsbingrub2-bios-setup-warning-
sector-32-is-already-in-use-by-the-program-flexnet-avoiding-it-this-
software-may-cause-boot-or-other-problems-in-future-please-ask-its-
Well, I definitely encounter all symptoms, all error messages
presented on these two web site and I could fix my situation with the
help given in the first web site followed by this:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1581099
It's only after fixing my mbr with the commands given in the
