timg11 wrote:
> My steps so far:
>
> >1) Install Windows 8 or 10 (in a partition using half of the drive),
> >2) Install BIBM
> >3) Install Ubuntu 14 creating a partition in the remaining space on the drive
> (which contains 3 volumes Root, Swap, and Home)
>
> After completing the install of Ubuntu, the system rebooted directly to Ubuntu,
> bypassing BIBM.
That would be caused by installing the boot loader (Grub2) to the MBR during the Ubuntu install, which is the default action for the Ubuntu installer. To avoid this, you need to tell the installer to install Grub2 to the Ubuntu root partition instead . This is covered in the Ubuntu install procedure in this KB article (see step 19):
http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/kb/article.php?id=279> I then re-installed BIBM and added Ubuntu to the boot menu. I selected the Linux
> partition and the Root volume in the boot menu options for Ubuntu.
>
> When I boot, the boot menu shows Ubuntu, but it says the volume is not bootable.
>
> How do I fix this?
Since you just installed, the easiest would be to just reinstall Ubuntu by following the procedure in the KB article linked above. While it's more tedious to do, you can also fix the problem by manually reinstalling Grub2, as covered in this KB article:
http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/kb/article.php?id=408