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Hello,
I'm reinstalling Ubuntu on my PC in dual-boot with Windows 10. I've chosen the partition manually, but I'm getting a message saying "no filesystem has been chosen as root," and I don't know what to do. Thanks in advance for your help.
I'm reinstalling Ubuntu on my PC in dual-boot with Windows 10. I've chosen the partition manually, but I'm getting a message saying "no filesystem has been chosen as root," and I don't know what to do. Thanks in advance for your help.
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Hello,
When partitioning, you need to describe the Linux partitions.
- Generally, you create three partitions: /, /home, and swap. In practice, only / is necessary for an installation (although the other two are strongly recommended).
- It’s not enough to declare and format the partitions for the installer to know what to do with them: you also need to specify their future roles (typically, /, /home, and swap).
Here, your mistake means that you did not declare which partition would take on the role of /.
A tutorial here:
https://openclassrooms.com/fr/courses/43538-reprenez-le-controle-a-laide-de-linux/37192-partitionner-son-disque
Good luck!
When partitioning, you need to describe the Linux partitions.
- Generally, you create three partitions: /, /home, and swap. In practice, only / is necessary for an installation (although the other two are strongly recommended).
- It’s not enough to declare and format the partitions for the installer to know what to do with them: you also need to specify their future roles (typically, /, /home, and swap).
Here, your mistake means that you did not declare which partition would take on the role of /.
A tutorial here:
https://openclassrooms.com/fr/courses/43538-reprenez-le-controle-a-laide-de-linux/37192-partitionner-son-disque
Good luck!
