Tormod Volden schrieb:
> ** Tags added: apport-crash
> ** Tags removed: rapport-crash
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What I wanted to do (as a beginner of Linux):
use Windows Vista in C:
use second partition sda2 formatted with ReiserFS as /
use third partition sda3 formatted with ReiserFS as /usr
install bootloader in second partition (hd0,1)
activate bootloader in Windows via EasyBCD
This did not work.
Second try:
use third partition sda2 formatted with ext3 as /
install bootloader in third partition (hd0,2)
activate bootloader in Windows via EasyBCD
This worked.
I do not know what I did wrong the first time. Maybe it is wrong to use
ReiserFS as a file system or it is wrong to use more than one partition
or did I use a wrong combination? But then the installer should prevent
me from doing something like that. What would have happened if I would
have used hda0 for installing the bootloader? If it would have failed I
maybe would have had a problem to restore my MBR as I use an OEM version
of Windows Vista.
But now Ubuntu 8.10 works fine and I will start to learn and explore.
Tormod Volden schrieb:
> ** Tags added: apport-crash
> ** Tags removed: rapport-crash
>
>
What I wanted to do (as a beginner of Linux):
use Windows Vista in C:
use second partition sda2 formatted with ReiserFS as /
use third partition sda3 formatted with ReiserFS as /usr
install bootloader in second partition (hd0,1)
activate bootloader in Windows via EasyBCD
This did not work.
Second try:
use third partition sda2 formatted with ext3 as /
install bootloader in third partition (hd0,2)
activate bootloader in Windows via EasyBCD
This worked.
I do not know what I did wrong the first time. Maybe it is wrong to use
ReiserFS as a file system or it is wrong to use more than one partition
or did I use a wrong combination? But then the installer should prevent
me from doing something like that. What would have happened if I would
have used hda0 for installing the bootloader? If it would have failed I
maybe would have had a problem to restore my MBR as I use an OEM version
of Windows Vista.
But now Ubuntu 8.10 works fine and I will start to learn and explore.
Regards
Roland Stowasser