Dual boot Vista and Kubuntu

[Mario Andes]

That's what I am used to do. But in this case Kubuntu only recognize
the entire disk and no partitions! I can select the entire disk or manual  
partitioning.
There are 9 partitions on the disk, one reserved for Kubuntu.
Normally I select manual and insert themount points.
The partitions aren't recognized! The only thing Kubuntu finds is the  
entire disk!
Theoretically I could design a new partition table but I don't know the  
details of them.

multilingus

On Sun, 09 Aug 2009 22:18:26 +0200, Bruce Marshall <bmarsh at bmarsh.com>  
wrote:

> On Sunday 09 August 2009, Mario Andes wrote:
>> Some months ago I did it on another machine without problems
>> but now Kubuntu doesn't recognize the partitons and offers only  to
>> to use the entire disk.
>
> Kubuntu isn't going to re-use any partitions unless you tell it to.
>
> Go to the advanced part of the partitioning and 'edit' the partition  
> lists
> that it shows you.  You will have to tell it which partition to use for   
> '/',
> home, etc......
>
> I always pre-partition my disks and then go through the advanced stage  
> of the
> install.
>
>


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