Currently I have two hard disks ,

a. Local Disk C (where Windows is installed) b. Linux F ( where I want to install Linux)

Disk

I don't know which is my F Drive , I can't find the answers anywhere.

From what I have researched, people are doing windows partitioning if they are going to use Linux on the same hard drive. So I assume I don't have to do windows partitioning if I am going to use the whole F Drive for Linux. Please correct me if I am wrong. This is how my disk Management Looks:

Disk Management

So what I did was to go to bios and boot from the USB and install Linux Ubuntu and I followed the installation steps but I came to a halt at Installation Type . I choose the option of 'something else' then there was a drop down but I can't tell which is the F drive.

Linux Installation

Please Kindly advice.

Update: when I choose /dev/sda . I am getting No root file system error. Thank you.

RootfileError

Currently I have two hard disks:

1. Local Disk C (where Windows 7 is installed)
2. Linux F ( where I want to install Ubuntu)

I don't know which is my F Drive. I can't find the answer anywhere.

From what I have researched, people are doing Windows partitioning if they are going to use Linux on the same hard drive, so I assume I don't have to do Windows partitioning if I am going to use the whole F Drive for Ubuntu. Please correct me if I am wrong. This is how my Disk Management Looks:

I entered BIOS, boot from the USB and installed Ubuntu. I followed the installation steps, but I came to a halt at the Installation type screen of the Ubuntu installer. I chose the Something else option, then there was a dropdown menu, but I couldn't tell which disk was the F drive.

When I choose /dev/sda I get a No root file system error.

Currently I have two hard disks ,

a. Local Disk C (where Windows is installed) b. Linux F ( where I want to install Linux)

Disk

I don't know which is my F Drive , I can't find the answers anywhere.

From what I have researched, people are doing windows partitioning if they are going to use Linux on the same hard drive. So I assume I don't have to do windows partitioning if I am going to use the whole F Drive for Linux. Please correct me if I am wrong. This is how my disk Management Looks:

Disk Management

So what I did was to go to bios and boot from the USB and install Linux Ubuntu and I followed the installation steps but I came to a halt at Installation Type . I choose the option of 'something else' then there was a drop down but I can't tell which is the F drive.

Linux Installation Please Kindly advice. Update: when I choose /dev/sda . I am getting No root file system error. Thank you.

Currently I have two hard disks ,

a. Local Disk C (where Windows is installed) b. Linux F ( where I want to install Linux)

Disk

I don't know which is my F Drive , I can't find the answers anywhere.

From what I have researched, people are doing windows partitioning if they are going to use Linux on the same hard drive. So I assume I don't have to do windows partitioning if I am going to use the whole F Drive for Linux. Please correct me if I am wrong. This is how my disk Management Looks:

Disk Management

So what I did was to go to bios and boot from the USB and install Linux Ubuntu and I followed the installation steps but I came to a halt at Installation Type . I choose the option of 'something else' then there was a drop down but I can't tell which is the F drive.

Linux Installation

Please Kindly advice.

Update: when I choose /dev/sda . I am getting No root file system error. Thank you.

RootfileError

Currently I have two hard disks ,

a. Local Disk C (where Windows is installed) b. Linux F ( where I want to install Linux)

Disk

I don't know which is my F Drive , I can't find the answers anywhere.

From what I have researched, people are doing windows partitioning if they are going to use Linux on the same hard drive. So I assume I don't have to do windows partitioning if I am going to use the whole F Drive for Linux. Please correct me if I am wrong. This is how my disk Management Looks:

Disk Management

So what I did was to go to bios and boot from the USB and install Linux Ubuntu and I followed the installation steps but I came to a halt at Installation Type . I choose the option of 'something else' then there was a drop down but I can't tell which is the F drive.

Linux Installation Please Kindly advice.

Thank you.

Currently I have two hard disks ,

a. Local Disk C (where Windows is installed) b. Linux F ( where I want to install Linux)

Disk

I don't know which is my F Drive , I can't find the answers anywhere.

From what I have researched, people are doing windows partitioning if they are going to use Linux on the same hard drive. So I assume I don't have to do windows partitioning if I am going to use the whole F Drive for Linux. Please correct me if I am wrong. This is how my disk Management Looks:

Disk Management

So what I did was to go to bios and boot from the USB and install Linux Ubuntu and I followed the installation steps but I came to a halt at Installation Type . I choose the option of 'something else' then there was a drop down but I can't tell which is the F drive.

Linux Installation Please Kindly advice. Update: when I choose /dev/sda . I am getting No root file system error. Thank you.