I was having same problem. Pero hice lo siguiente. 1. Una vez dentro con la version de prueba, procedi a formatear la particion donde queria instalar Ubuntu. 2. Segui los pasos del video. 3. Lo intente muchas veces, pudieron ser 6 veces, hasta que por fin aparecio el boton de siguiente (next). 4. Luego, seguia el proceso pero no lo finalizaba (lo intente otras seis veces). 5. Finalmente en uno de esos intentos por fin se instalo perfectamente. I hope that you get succeful in this procces.
Thank god you had a tutorial on this, I literally sat there in front of my screen wondering where I even went wrong. Good luck on your channel, and thanks for the tutorial -- it was all I need since last 2 days.
Big thanks to Abstract Programmer for the helpful Ubuntu installation video! It's my first time giving this system a fair chance, and your video made it much more approachable. Greetings from Piura - Peru!
Boot/efi 1 gb root create after auto create Swap 4-8gb depends U Root 50 gb enough User 25 gb application Opt 25 gb application Home 100 gb or more applications config or data Daily development user perfect,,,, Gaming or application coding or user ... ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
you can be sure that you only got 54k so far because either people don't know exactly how to search for this solution (took me almost an hour) or because indexers sometimes prioritize older content, because your video is the most intuitive I've found. thank you.
Thanks! For me, I wanted to install Ubuntu on some free space on a secondary drive on my Windows desktop. I just didn't follow the delete steps in the video's instructions. The drive was the only one in my system with free space, so it was easy to identify - I could even use the 'Device for boot loader installation' to quickly create the ESP. Still had to manually input the Swap and root.
The Swap Partition isn't needed for newer versions of Ubuntu as a Swap File will be used automatically. There are some edge cases where a swap partition may be beneficial.
I upated on my old laptop from windows 10 to ubuntu 24, after i erase all windows stuff, ubuntu print out a error saying i need to reboot, after reboot i got a screen For Atheros PCIE Ethernet Controller Check Cable Connection, plz help, i dont know what to do
I think the person like me. Who is watch on youtube how to install Ubuntu first time. Want to know how to install. In partition side which I only found different then window.. which I what to learn to create partition. I could not understand anything. You did not explain why we creating swap VFAt and what it do? No proper explaination. You just give order do this and it will work for you as it work for me.
linux is kind of complicated. depending on the distro, they change the name of things, so it may be different on other distros and flavors. but basically the swap is a space you set up to be a virtual memory, so that the system uses it to store date about the stuff you have open while using your pc - so that it won't occupy so much physical memory -, then deletes it after you finish the application.
Thank you so much for this video. One question: I'm wondering why the data partition and the user files are in the same / partition. Before I thought that user files should be stored in an Ext 4 /home partition. (not sure, never done it, but I thought it was possible to reinstall the OS without changing the home partition. Is there a reason fo this?
That's a good question and your thinking is absolutely in the correct direction. I talk about it a bit more here: ruclips.net/video/Pvl3fYusplg/видео.html But generally speaking, you can separate the user files from the OS files - but you don't have to. No "better" option here.
i did this, got error and now i lost my windows. thanks man. so now im stuck in BIOS. what now? how to get back windows? ok when i deleted the partitions, thats where it went wrong. i needed to reinstall windows so you just cost me many hours
When I tried this, and created the Ext4 partition, the utility also created a 1.13 GB FAT32 partition before it mounted as /boot/efi.
For me the installation with an unmounted and unused VFAT failed. Only after mounting it at /boot/efi installation worked.
I believe that's because you didn't have a 'grub' yet, which is the same as the bootloader on windows.
I almost lost my mind trying to do this via documentation.
Your guide is perfectly formatted. Keep it up. Thank you!
I do agree 😉
I am doing exactly the same thing but the "next" button is not enabled.
I was having same problem. Pero hice lo siguiente. 1. Una vez dentro con la version de prueba, procedi a formatear la particion donde queria instalar Ubuntu. 2. Segui los pasos del video. 3. Lo intente muchas veces, pudieron ser 6 veces, hasta que por fin aparecio el boton de siguiente (next). 4. Luego, seguia el proceso pero no lo finalizaba (lo intente otras seis veces). 5. Finalmente en uno de esos intentos por fin se instalo perfectamente. I hope that you get succeful in this procces.
It's showing System program problem detected.. Any solution?
Thank god you had a tutorial on this, I literally sat there in front of my screen wondering where I even went wrong. Good luck on your channel, and thanks for the tutorial -- it was all I need since last 2 days.
Thanks for your support and kind words!
How to encrypt _/home_ partition during installation? I was able to do this under Ubuntu 18.04-22.04, but unfortunately not under Ubuntu 24.04.
Big thanks to Abstract Programmer for the helpful Ubuntu installation video! It's my first time giving this system a fair chance, and your video made it much more approachable. Greetings from Piura - Peru!
You're welcome! Greetings to you too Manuel!
Boot/efi 1 gb root create after auto create
Swap 4-8gb depends U
Root 50 gb enough
User 25 gb application
Opt 25 gb application
Home 100 gb or more applications config or data
Daily development user perfect,,,,
Gaming or application coding or user ...
❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I'm at windows 7 and want to install linux mint but i want to keep all my personal data and only replace the os
Please guild me through it... 😢
Thanks
Welcome
Thank you so much I spend hours trying to understand this and your video is just perfect!!!
Thank you for your feedback!
you can be sure that you only got 54k so far because either people don't know exactly how to search for this solution (took me almost an hour) or because indexers sometimes prioritize older content, because your video is the most intuitive I've found. thank you.
Thank you for your feedback!
Wow Mann this thing works thanks a very lot dude
Glad it helped!
wifi automatically disable why ?
You are a life saver
I'm glad you found this helpful
@@absprog But It didn't work every time it's failed and Ubantu don't know what ther error is
Thanks! For me, I wanted to install Ubuntu on some free space on a secondary drive on my Windows desktop. I just didn't follow the delete steps in the video's instructions. The drive was the only one in my system with free space, so it was easy to identify - I could even use the 'Device for boot loader installation' to quickly create the ESP. Still had to manually input the Swap and root.
I wished to thank you for this video.Most of the internet is full of outdated guides but yours wasn't so thanks a lot
You're welcome!
Thank you gardaş
Welcome😊
The Swap Partition isn't needed for newer versions of Ubuntu as a Swap File will be used automatically. There are some edge cases where a swap partition may be beneficial.
has anyone got the partition error while trying to install 24?
No
You might be using bios instead of uefi.
Me
No
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I am trying to install 24 in dual booted PC with Ubuntu 20 and windows,
I want to erase 20 but retain user files is this possible
Thanks a lot dude!
I want to make sure none of my perosnal data on the computer js lost while installing linux. Will this help with that?
The VFAT partition is not mounted on any device and, after starting the system, it is available for use as a separate disk. This is not correct.
Many Thanks for you! You are awesome!❤
Thanks for your support and kind words!👍
thank you bro love from Nepal
You're so welcome!
Thanks dude, I appreciate it.
Glad it was helpful
Thank you
i have problem with setting /boot/efi as first partiton of disk
Thanks man
One great thing about this video…
Straight forward!!! THANKS !
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Thank you for the video
You're welcome!
1:35 Partition tutorial starts, after deleting all of the storage
Thanks for the tutorial!
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I upated on my old laptop from windows 10 to ubuntu 24, after i erase all windows stuff, ubuntu print out a error saying i need to reboot, after reboot i got a screen For Atheros PCIE Ethernet Controller Check Cable Connection, plz help, i dont know what to do
I believe that has something to do with the boot priority. try changing it in your BIOS again.
I think the person like me. Who is watch on youtube how to install Ubuntu first time. Want to know how to install. In partition side which I only found different then window.. which I what to learn to create partition. I could not understand anything.
You did not explain why we creating swap VFAt and what it do? No proper explaination. You just give order do this and it will work for you as it work for me.
Thr r different vudeo for swap too
linux is kind of complicated. depending on the distro, they change the name of things, so it may be different on other distros and flavors. but basically the swap is a space you set up to be a virtual memory, so that the system uses it to store date about the stuff you have open while using your pc - so that it won't occupy so much physical memory -, then deletes it after you finish the application.
thank you sir ,this information is very use full
Glad to hear that
Thank you so much for this video. One question: I'm wondering why the data partition and the user files are in the same / partition.
Before I thought that user files should be stored in an Ext 4 /home partition. (not sure, never done it, but I thought it was possible to reinstall the OS without changing the home partition. Is there a reason fo this?
That's a good question and your thinking is absolutely in the correct direction. I talk about it a bit more here:
ruclips.net/video/Pvl3fYusplg/видео.html
But generally speaking, you can separate the user files from the OS files - but you don't have to. No "better" option here.
Thank you so much.
You're welcome!
is it necessary to create home partition or not?
Thanks a lot!!!
You're most welcome
Thank you very much. You are very straightforward and say essentials without wasting time 👏❤️
You are so welcome!😊
U so helpful
It worked the tutorial, thank you so much
Glad to hear that!
ho capito tutto
Fantastico!
It worked the tutorial, thank you so much
You're most welcome!
Thanks for the walkthrough
You helped me get Ubuntu installed!
Take care, 🙏🏼
Great to hear!👍
Thanks you so much. You really help me 👏🏻
You're welcome 😊
wow thank u sir you only solve my problem thank u lord
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks, it is very useful.
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thank you for this wonderful video
Thank you for your feedback!
Thank you it did work for me after searching all over
Glad I could help
What is the difference / or /home?
/ is for the system, /home for users folder
Excellent explanation
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lifesaver! cheers mate!
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Thank you so much!! It saves me!!
I'm glad you found this helpful
Thanks alot
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Thanks sir❤
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I guess there is no need for a /home partition ?
only if you want to separate the system files from your documents. otherwise, the system uses the rest of the space as an internal /home
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i did this, got error and now i lost my windows. thanks man. so now im stuck in BIOS. what now? how to get back windows?
ok when i deleted the partitions, thats where it went wrong. i needed to reinstall windows so you just cost me many hours
😂
I deleted everything, the installer found an unknown error, and now I have nothing
Used my brother's notebook to get Ubuntu ver 22 again