Installing Qubes OS and handling the Installation Destination Page
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I'm trying to install Qubes OS on my computer.
I have just deleted the Ubuntu Partition in order to install it,
but there's a problem with the storage configuration,
and I need to find a suitable stage1 device. There's nothing I can do...
What should I be doing in such a case?
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I'm trying to install Qubes OS on my computer.
I have just deleted the Ubuntu Partition in order to install it,
but there's a problem with the storage configuration,
and I need to find a suitable stage1 device. There's nothing I can do...
What should I be doing in such a case?
qubes
Is your disk not listed in device selection? Have you tried restarting installation?
– Tomáš Pánik
Jan 1 '17 at 18:56
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I'm trying to install Qubes OS on my computer.
I have just deleted the Ubuntu Partition in order to install it,
but there's a problem with the storage configuration,
and I need to find a suitable stage1 device. There's nothing I can do...
What should I be doing in such a case?
qubes
I'm trying to install Qubes OS on my computer.
I have just deleted the Ubuntu Partition in order to install it,
but there's a problem with the storage configuration,
and I need to find a suitable stage1 device. There's nothing I can do...
What should I be doing in such a case?
qubes
qubes
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Is your disk not listed in device selection? Have you tried restarting installation?
– Tomáš Pánik
Jan 1 '17 at 18:56
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Is your disk not listed in device selection? Have you tried restarting installation?
– Tomáš Pánik
Jan 1 '17 at 18:56
Is your disk not listed in device selection? Have you tried restarting installation?
– Tomáš Pánik
Jan 1 '17 at 18:56
Is your disk not listed in device selection? Have you tried restarting installation?
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Jan 1 '17 at 18:56
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If you can't see your local disk in device selection, you have most likely ran into partition table error.
Press Ctrl+Alt+F2
on Qubes installation screen to show console and type fdisk -l
to list disk drives. Then you can fdisk /dev/sdX
to select disk.
Now you can type fdisk
commands
o
makes a blank DOS partition tablew
writes partition table to disk
Pressing Ctrl+Alt+F6
returns to install screen, or you can just reboot
to see if your disk shows up.
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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0
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If you can't see your local disk in device selection, you have most likely ran into partition table error.
Press Ctrl+Alt+F2
on Qubes installation screen to show console and type fdisk -l
to list disk drives. Then you can fdisk /dev/sdX
to select disk.
Now you can type fdisk
commands
o
makes a blank DOS partition tablew
writes partition table to disk
Pressing Ctrl+Alt+F6
returns to install screen, or you can just reboot
to see if your disk shows up.
add a comment |
up vote
0
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If you can't see your local disk in device selection, you have most likely ran into partition table error.
Press Ctrl+Alt+F2
on Qubes installation screen to show console and type fdisk -l
to list disk drives. Then you can fdisk /dev/sdX
to select disk.
Now you can type fdisk
commands
o
makes a blank DOS partition tablew
writes partition table to disk
Pressing Ctrl+Alt+F6
returns to install screen, or you can just reboot
to see if your disk shows up.
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
If you can't see your local disk in device selection, you have most likely ran into partition table error.
Press Ctrl+Alt+F2
on Qubes installation screen to show console and type fdisk -l
to list disk drives. Then you can fdisk /dev/sdX
to select disk.
Now you can type fdisk
commands
o
makes a blank DOS partition tablew
writes partition table to disk
Pressing Ctrl+Alt+F6
returns to install screen, or you can just reboot
to see if your disk shows up.
If you can't see your local disk in device selection, you have most likely ran into partition table error.
Press Ctrl+Alt+F2
on Qubes installation screen to show console and type fdisk -l
to list disk drives. Then you can fdisk /dev/sdX
to select disk.
Now you can type fdisk
commands
o
makes a blank DOS partition tablew
writes partition table to disk
Pressing Ctrl+Alt+F6
returns to install screen, or you can just reboot
to see if your disk shows up.
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Is your disk not listed in device selection? Have you tried restarting installation?
– Tomáš Pánik
Jan 1 '17 at 18:56