partioning and windows
Bug #26905 reported by
Kai Froeb
This bug report is a duplicate of:
Bug #141109: grub doesn't boot windows from a non-first disk.
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| Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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| partman-partitioning (Ubuntu) |
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Medium
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Bug Description
I had my windows installation on a partition windows would call drive m: on a
second hd.
When installing ubuntu in the remaining space, it produced 3 parttions, one
swap (not really needed for my 1 gb ram cpomputer?), one home and one root.
It seems the swap partition was created automaticaly on the other harddrive.
The other two partitions I had to create manualy.
Anyway, after rebooting, when I chooses windows from the grubmenu,
I was no more able to boot windows becuase it seems that it now thinks that
its internatl drive is no more m: but another one.
This is probably more a problem of windows brain dead way of handling
partitions, but still one should need to take this into account and
at least issue a warning.
Thanxs
| Changed in partman-partitioning: | |
| assignee: | kamion → nobody |
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