error

there is a bug in GNU Parted Version (1.8.9) Assertion (cluster < fs_ubgi-> cluster_count + 2)at calc.c:378 in function fat_cluster_to_frag() failed.segmentation fault resize fat failed! Aborting! Please reboot.

Re: Parted 3.1 on Samsung XE700T

Yes, I am doing legacy boot with a disk that uses a GPT partition table. I don't want to get into the rationale here; I'd like to focus on the issue that other devices don't have problems booting in this way, but the Samsung slate throws a fit. On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 1:20 PM, Chris Murphy wrote:

Re: Parted 3.1 on Samsung XE700T

If it's BIOS hardware why are you using GPT instead of MBR? Chris Murphy Andrew Boie wrote: >Hello, > > >I'm trying to use parted to create a GPT partition table on the Samsung XE700T >slate. On this specific device, after I do so and reboot, the device always >enters the BIOS setup and never

Parted 3.1 on Samsung XE700T

Hello, I'm trying to use parted to create a GPT partition table on the Samsung XE700T slate. On this specific device, after I do so and reboot, the device always enters the BIOS setup and never lets me actually boot. I'm using Parted 3.1 and I have set the pmbr_boot flag (which didn't help). This