Ubuntu can't find partition space
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I am new to ubuntu. I want to dual boot it with windows. I have created unallocated disk space in windows. However when I try to install ubuntu it can't find the partition.
When I run $suda parted -l It can only show the USB-drive the installation is on.
Anyone has a clue what I could do to fix this?
Thanks in advance for the help!
dual-boot partitioning system-installation
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I am new to ubuntu. I want to dual boot it with windows. I have created unallocated disk space in windows. However when I try to install ubuntu it can't find the partition.
When I run $suda parted -l It can only show the USB-drive the installation is on.
Anyone has a clue what I could do to fix this?
Thanks in advance for the help!
dual-boot partitioning system-installation
asked Mar 5 at 13:43
Carl
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is the install booting up in EFI mode?
– ravery
Mar 5 at 13:54
Another thing to check, Is Windows using Basic disk formatting or dynamic ? Dynamic partitioning will not show to Linux.
– ravery
Mar 5 at 14:01
Thanks for answering, how can i check this ?
– Carl
Mar 5 at 14:08
Start Windows. Where you changed the partition size, look to see if it says basic or dynamic.
– ravery
Mar 5 at 14:13
Does this system have RAID or Intel SRT on? If so install AHCI drivers into Windows and change UEFI drive setting to AHCI.
– oldfred
Mar 5 at 14:20
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I am new to ubuntu. I want to dual boot it with windows. I have created unallocated disk space in windows. However when I try to install ubuntu it can't find the partition.
When I run $suda parted -l It can only show the USB-drive the installation is on.
Anyone has a clue what I could do to fix this?
Thanks in advance for the help!
dual-boot partitioning system-installation
asked Mar 5 at 13:43
Carl
11
I am new to ubuntu. I want to dual boot it with windows. I have created unallocated disk space in windows. However when I try to install ubuntu it can't find the partition.
When I run $suda parted -l It can only show the USB-drive the installation is on.
Anyone has a clue what I could do to fix this?
Thanks in advance for the help!
dual-boot partitioning system-installation
dual-boot partitioning system-installation
asked Mar 5 at 13:43
Carl
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asked Mar 5 at 13:43
Carl
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asked Mar 5 at 13:43
Carl
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asked Mar 5 at 13:43
Carl
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asked Mar 5 at 13:43
Carl
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is the install booting up in EFI mode?
– ravery
Mar 5 at 13:54
Another thing to check, Is Windows using Basic disk formatting or dynamic ? Dynamic partitioning will not show to Linux.
– ravery
Mar 5 at 14:01
Thanks for answering, how can i check this ?
– Carl
Mar 5 at 14:08
Start Windows. Where you changed the partition size, look to see if it says basic or dynamic.
– ravery
Mar 5 at 14:13
Does this system have RAID or Intel SRT on? If so install AHCI drivers into Windows and change UEFI drive setting to AHCI.
– oldfred
Mar 5 at 14:20
 |Â
show 3 more comments
is the install booting up in EFI mode?
– ravery
Mar 5 at 13:54
Another thing to check, Is Windows using Basic disk formatting or dynamic ? Dynamic partitioning will not show to Linux.
– ravery
Mar 5 at 14:01
Thanks for answering, how can i check this ?
– Carl
Mar 5 at 14:08
Start Windows. Where you changed the partition size, look to see if it says basic or dynamic.
– ravery
Mar 5 at 14:13
Does this system have RAID or Intel SRT on? If so install AHCI drivers into Windows and change UEFI drive setting to AHCI.
– oldfred
Mar 5 at 14:20
is the install booting up in EFI mode?
– ravery
Mar 5 at 13:54
is the install booting up in EFI mode?
– ravery
Mar 5 at 13:54
Another thing to check, Is Windows using Basic disk formatting or dynamic ? Dynamic partitioning will not show to Linux.
– ravery
Mar 5 at 14:01
Another thing to check, Is Windows using Basic disk formatting or dynamic ? Dynamic partitioning will not show to Linux.
– ravery
Mar 5 at 14:01
Thanks for answering, how can i check this ?
– Carl
Mar 5 at 14:08
Thanks for answering, how can i check this ?
– Carl
Mar 5 at 14:08
Start Windows. Where you changed the partition size, look to see if it says basic or dynamic.
– ravery
Mar 5 at 14:13
Start Windows. Where you changed the partition size, look to see if it says basic or dynamic.
– ravery
Mar 5 at 14:13
Does this system have RAID or Intel SRT on? If so install AHCI drivers into Windows and change UEFI drive setting to AHCI.
– oldfred
Mar 5 at 14:20
Does this system have RAID or Intel SRT on? If so install AHCI drivers into Windows and change UEFI drive setting to AHCI.
– oldfred
Mar 5 at 14:20
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is the install booting up in EFI mode?
– ravery
Mar 5 at 13:54
Another thing to check, Is Windows using Basic disk formatting or dynamic ? Dynamic partitioning will not show to Linux.
– ravery
Mar 5 at 14:01
Thanks for answering, how can i check this ?
– Carl
Mar 5 at 14:08
Start Windows. Where you changed the partition size, look to see if it says basic or dynamic.
– ravery
Mar 5 at 14:13
Does this system have RAID or Intel SRT on? If so install AHCI drivers into Windows and change UEFI drive setting to AHCI.
– oldfred
Mar 5 at 14:20