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First, when creating a new Linux host, we can not allocate + 2TB to a partition. So I only allocated 2TB for my first one, then I changed the graphics card to VMware compatible and it worked. (After installation I added the 2nd partition with the rest of my HDD using GPT)

Apparently, I managed to install it, but with only 1 TB of storage. (I changed the graphics card to VMware compatible and it worked)

I tried it and it returned the same problem :(

Yes, I tried it in VMware. Apparently, it's a problem with only Ubuntu 18.04.2 (I tried 19.04, 16.04 and 14.04.6 and it worked perfectly) and I need this specific version.

Yes, I tried the first 3 solutions (it did not work); The last 2, I did not understand them

Thank you for your reply; * I tried everything that comes to my mind: - Creating a 1 GB partition at the beginning of my drive; Then my main partition in ext4, then a swap partition; - Create my main partition in ext4 and a swap; - Creating my main partition in...

Hello everyone, It's been 5 days that I try to install Ubuntu 18.04.2 and it always fails; The installation itself goes well but when I remove the installation drive (iso image) and reboot it, the VM remains stuck at the boot from "HD drive" or at the " grub rescue"; I tried changing the...