I disconnected my RAID drives, and plugged a small (120GB) drive into SATA0. The utility is very simple to use.īTW, to prove that there is NOTHING wrong with me or my hardware, and I am doing NOTHING wrong, Fedora 30 with full-disk encryption installs totally fine with no problems whatsoever, on the very same hardware. I am setting up the RAID volume with the RAID setup utility built-into the BIOS. To try to pin down the problem, I stripped by system down to just the core hardware - just the graphics card and the two hard drives plugged into SATA0 and SATA1. I have tried various recent versions of Ubuntu (18.04, 18.10, Ubuntu proper, Ubuntu Mate), and even tried the most recent version of Debian, all with the same results. I get a drop-down menu that wants me to choose where to put the MBR, but NONE of the options work. Basically, every single time I run the installation, near the end I get an error which basically says that the installer can't install grub to /dev/sda, and a message that says "This is a fatal error". I have been trying to install Ubuntu with LUKS full-disk encryption and LVM. I have been encountering major problems getting Ubuntu to install on my system.
I recently decided to replace my hard drive with 2 identical 512GB SSD drives running as a Level 0 striped RAID. My system consists of a Dell Precision T5500 with 2 Xeon processors, 24GB of RAM, and an Nvidia Geforce 760 graphics card.
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