Well, I searched my BIOS for anything UEFI related.
Besides the boot order, which I did not change, there were two options that I switched to "Legacy" instead of UEFI. I rebooted with the USB flash drive, and just chose "Use the entire disk" instead of trying to look for X and Y partitions to "blow up". :)
The installation was successful. I guess I'll just try again, this time setting this interesting encrypted LVM thing.
I wonder what I've abandoned in terms of features for having chosen "Legacy" instead of of "UEFI", though...
Well, I searched my BIOS for anything UEFI related.
Besides the boot order, which I did not change, there were two options that I switched to "Legacy" instead of UEFI. I rebooted with the USB flash drive, and just chose "Use the entire disk" instead of trying to look for X and Y partitions to "blow up". :)
The installation was successful. I guess I'll just try again, this time setting this interesting encrypted LVM thing.
I wonder what I've abandoned in terms of features for having chosen "Legacy" instead of of "UEFI", though...