If I understood OK, you have only one HD ans it's fully encrypted. The yes, that's the reason because the install options are missing from the menu; the installer can't mount/access it.
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If I understood OK, you have only one HD ans it's fully encrypted. The yes, that's the reason because the install options are missing from the menu; the installer can't mount/access it.
The systems sees the HD and the partitions. Try mounting them manually and paste here any issues.
I think he does, because he is saying:
So I think the probles is, as zimmaro indicated, that the proprietary drivers cannot be "" completely virtualized ""
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