Hi Alex,
I had this issue when trying to install Ubuntu on my brother's new
computer last year. Most likely it is due to the way raid is installed
and handled on boot on your computer. I've only every used Ubuntu, but I
would assume the live CD for Mint works the same as the Ubuntu's live
CD's work. If so, select the try Mint option. Once you are booted, open
a terminal and type the following:
type: sudo apt-get remove dmraid
then type "y" then enter
Then on the desktop, I assume you have an icon to install Mint, the same
as Ubuntu has an option. Click on that icon to install. Then when you
come to the partition portion of the install it should work fine. It
worked perfectly for me.
I hope this helps you.
Don
On 02/08/2012 12:24 PM, Tom Davies wrote:
I wanted to install Linux Mint Lisa alongside Ubuntu Oneiric in order to
test, but the installation from the Live DVD keeps failing at the
partition stage...grr, and I haven't had time to sort it out.
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