The installation-routine of 18.04 LTS 64 bit seems quite buggy! - at least with a new 500 GB Samsung SSD-drive
The drive was well recognied by the bios and also by linux and it was possible to manage it by gparted.
I have a "old" raid-system in the PC which is also configured by LVM2
I tried to install in several kinds.
1.) manually - there was the problem, that in the lvm-configuration it is actually NOT POSSIBLE to give an specific lv-name to each lv - any changement seems also not possible - so the LVs are numerated notoriously from 1 to n - what is often not helpfully
- when I also put the configuration on and start the installation - then the programm rubs without any question the Swap-partition of the OLD RAID-lvm !!! This is not very usefull since the Raid will be much slower than the SSD - and just I want to speed up the system!
After installation there is the message that the grub-installation failed since it could not write to /dev/sda however the SSD has /dev/sdb
THIS issue cames also in the automatical installation!
Other issue:
configuring first all LV with mountpoint and changing later it to set the format-option makes crashing the programm
- when there is any LVM-partition it seems not possible to remove/delete it!
- in the same way it is not possible to delete any partition in relation to an LV! or VG
- - to make such changes seems not possible...!
DOES the programmer of this nice prog have any real experience with LVM!
2.) automatical installation with LVM
in my whole desesperation I tried now the automatical (guided) LVM - installation - but here the grub-installation fails in the SAME WAY!
However I tried some howto - how to install or repair grub-install - but even this dont works as promised and fails with mount-issues -
Also grub-setup ist not available!
How shall I change to the new Kubuntu, when it is even not possible to realize a simple installation!
How can I now install the actual kubuntu 18.04 LTS!
Some tests with the LVM-Options enabled with the installation programm... seems strongly recommended!
Po
The drive was well recognied by the bios and also by linux and it was possible to manage it by gparted.
I have a "old" raid-system in the PC which is also configured by LVM2
I tried to install in several kinds.
1.) manually - there was the problem, that in the lvm-configuration it is actually NOT POSSIBLE to give an specific lv-name to each lv - any changement seems also not possible - so the LVs are numerated notoriously from 1 to n - what is often not helpfully
- when I also put the configuration on and start the installation - then the programm rubs without any question the Swap-partition of the OLD RAID-lvm !!! This is not very usefull since the Raid will be much slower than the SSD - and just I want to speed up the system!
After installation there is the message that the grub-installation failed since it could not write to /dev/sda however the SSD has /dev/sdb
THIS issue cames also in the automatical installation!
Other issue:
configuring first all LV with mountpoint and changing later it to set the format-option makes crashing the programm
- when there is any LVM-partition it seems not possible to remove/delete it!
- in the same way it is not possible to delete any partition in relation to an LV! or VG
- - to make such changes seems not possible...!
DOES the programmer of this nice prog have any real experience with LVM!
2.) automatical installation with LVM
in my whole desesperation I tried now the automatical (guided) LVM - installation - but here the grub-installation fails in the SAME WAY!
However I tried some howto - how to install or repair grub-install - but even this dont works as promised and fails with mount-issues -
Also grub-setup ist not available!
How shall I change to the new Kubuntu, when it is even not possible to realize a simple installation!
How can I now install the actual kubuntu 18.04 LTS!
Some tests with the LVM-Options enabled with the installation programm... seems strongly recommended!
Po
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