I also saw this in the 13.10 installer (Lubuntu 64 Saucy) with a Lenovo
S205 Netbook.

This machine has a BIOS that simply ignores the disk (with no error
message) unless all of the following are true:

* The bootable flag must be set on at least one partition.
* It must have a MBR  rather than GPT.
* It must have grub-0.97, rather than grub-pc or grub-efi
* Only certain brands of SSDs are compatible; some don't work.

Anyway, this lack of boot flag is easy to fix when noticed, but most
people won't spot it. Can I suggest that the installer should always set
the boot flag.

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  No boot flag on any partition - Failure to boot after install - Acer
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