I have the same problem here, and like Stefano Bragaglia i think that this
hidden partition is causing somehow the problem with wubi.
Stefano Bragaglia i dont think that wubi target partition is hardcoded, because
before i used windows Vista, and allways installed wubi in D:\ and it's not the
first partition.
I think that wubi get somehow the partition number from windows accesible
partition.
I mean that for windows 7 the first accessible partition is C:\ and the secon
is D:\ etc ...
and when you try to install in D:\ for example, it mark for installation the
actual second partition wich in that case is C:\ (because the first is that
system reserved), and the files for installation are in D:\, and then BUM ->
that error.
My idea and my question here is, is there a way to manualy specify the target
partition for the installation process(after reboot).
For now i checked the wubi/grub config files, but didnt found anything to
use/change.
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Wubi - "No root file system is defined" error
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