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With both issues, I see what you've copies seems to mention and E: drive and a W: drive. I believe you might be running Ubuntu from a Live CD. Live CDs are generally for short trials and not actual use.
Yes, as uv4u has stated, you need to remove the partition on E. You should not be creating partitions for your Linux system from Windows. Linux requires a different filing system than NTFS. Linux uses other file systems such as EXT4. Only when you install a Linux OS would you …
[QUOTE=rotten69;1591505]Hi everyone, I am just having a few issues with Ubuntu system on my machine. It doesn't fix broken packages and everytime, I want to install/remove a software from my machine, it says "can't locate PACKAGE NAME" Now, I want to re-install Ubuntu. I logged into my other OS which …
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