Thanks. I didn't actually need to reformat the root file system though,
because I had already done that (I partitioned and formatted everything
before going into the Installer). I got things working by executing sudo
when I went to rebuild GRUB. Because I'm a newbie and because of the way
GRUB responds when one attempts to execute commands without the proper
permission I had previously totally missed this.
Cheers!
Marisano
Colin Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: The fix in the blog you refer to is
incorrect; instead, upgrade to
ubiquity 1.2.6 in the edgy-proposed repository before starting the
installation. In particular, nobbling the validation meant that you
weren't informed about the fact that you need to reformat the root
filesystem.
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Rejected
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