Guys wait a minute. I tried to install ubuntu once again and what appeared was
an error,that is, "the ext4 file system creation in partition #5 of SCSI 1
(0,0,0) sdas failed" witch means that my /root ("/") partition or swap area is
not right! I followed some instructions from another person in ubuntu site I
think, and I putted it in 15000mb (root partition, which must begin from at
least 3gb and at most 15000mb as I informed) and in 4096mb the swap area but I
didn't know that this partition indicates MBs equals to RAM (my RAM is 1gb) so
maybe I have to check it again! Is there someone who can navigate me if I am
wrong with the partitions!??? I put the partitions as follows:
1) I put a "/boot" partition of 250GB at ext4
2)next a "/" (root) partition of 15000 at ext4
3) a swap area of 4096mb with no ext4 file system
4) and at last a /home partition, the rest of my free space at ext4.
I think I have to put at swap area at least 1gb which equals to my RAM, and
maybe I have to change the root partition in less Mbs.
What is your opinion??? I am really confused.
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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