Public bug reported:
I need to re-install Ubuntu 11.04 to regain functionally of internal
audio output. Neither the desktop or the alternate install procedures
recognize the old partitions. I have Windows XP and Ubuntu 11.04
running on my computer. I have two hard drives with one FAT, three
NTFS, and one EXT4 partitions on the first drive and two NTFS, one EXT4,
and one swap partition on the second drive. Windows XP Disk Management
reports that all partitions are healthy. Ubuntu 11.04 System Testing
indicates that drives are working properly. Both install programs
recognize both hard drives and insist that new partitions must be
created. An upgrade of Ubuntu 11.04 is not allowed because the latest
version is already on the computer.
How can I re-install Ubuntu 11.04 without losing my NTFS and EXT4
partitions except for the Ubuntu 11.04 root partition?
** Affects: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/792167
Title:
fdisk cannot read partition table on /dev/sda or /dev/sdb
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