snappy_ranger

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Recently, I made three partitions for the hard drive on my spare laptop: one for regular Ubuntu, one will be for Ubuntu Server, and one will be for Windows 10. (kbin.social)
 

Recently, I made three partitions for the hard drive on my spare laptop: one for regular Ubuntu, one will be for Ubuntu Server, and one will be for Windows 10.

However, I ran to a little problem: everytime I try to install Ubuntu Server, select "custom storage layout" and try to mount the partition directly through the installer, the "Done" option was greyed out.

I tried mounting the partitions manually through the terminal, and then through GParted.

What did I go wrong? Is there any way I can automount the partitions through regular Ubuntu?

(NOTE: I asked this on AskUbuntu and Reddit, but got no answer.)

#ubuntu

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Recently, I made three partitions for the hard drive on my spare laptop: one for regular Ubuntu, one will be for Ubuntu Server, and one will be for Windows 10. (kbin.social)
 

Recently, I made three partitions for the hard drive on my spare laptop: one for regular Ubuntu, one will be for Ubuntu Server, and one will be for Windows 10.

However, I ran to a little problem: everytime I try to install Ubuntu Server, select "custom storage layout" and try to mount the partition directly through the installer, the "Done" option was greyed out.

I tried mounting the partitions manually through the terminal, and then through GParted.

What did I go wrong? Is there any way I can automount the partitions through regular Ubuntu?

(NOTE: I asked this on AskUbuntu and Reddit, but got no answer.)

#ubuntu

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