I had a copy of Windows installed on my fusion drive
I wanted to switch to Ubuntu completely, So I prepared a bootable USB Drive for Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, and installed it on my HDD.
Then later I faced many performance issues with my current installation, So i tried installing Ubuntu on my SSD with my bootable usb Drive.
Installation Finished with no errors, but when i boot up on my SSD,
Ubuntu starts on the HDD Drive. It just shows the SSD folder with Error sign on the swapfile and root folder.
Both the times while installing, I used erase disk and install and chose the respective disk.
Why both the boot options lands me to the Ubuntu OS installed in HDD?
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installer, Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Server usessubiquity
, some flavors usecalamares
etc.. and you weren't specific as to which Ubuntu 22.04 LTS you installed (which ISO, desktop? server? alternate/canary? though that's unlikely etc). FYI: If it's the bug @ubfan1 mentioned; how you write your ISO to thumb-drive influences the results; if written using QA-tested procedures it should not happen (note: I have more experience with Desktop installers but you didn't specify) – guiverc Sep 04 '22 at 22:43