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You could get the source and try, but I'm not really sure exactly how
and am out of ideas to diagnose it further at this point. Maybe Colin
has some ideas?
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Here it is. Is it possible to access to the source code add some print
and see where my machine stack? Do you know how to debug it?
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That is very strange then, and I'm about out of ideas. Can you generate
an updated results.txt just to double check?
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Yes renaming it
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Ubuntu 13.10 does not boot from USB stick 3.0
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And that is when you have no /boot/grub/grub.cfg ( moved it elsewhere )?
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Nop :-( instead of hanging with a magenta screen it hangs with a black
screen. Restart and holding SHIFT the machine hangs always in GRUB
LOADING
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Oops, I was looking at the wrong part of the log file, so nevermind, it
looks fine. Can you try renaming grub.cfg to something else? If grub
can't find it you should at least get a grub command prompt.
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Phillip thanks but I'm 100% sure that the log I have posted is the one
on the flash drive. I have cross checked today with tkdiff and they
perfectly match. At that time when I have installed ubuntu 13.04 on the
hd sda there was no sdb drive connected
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Then you must have pulled that log from the internal drive instead of
the flash drive. Can you get the one from the flash drive? Also it
might not be a bad idea to unplug the internal drive and try
reinstalling on the flash drive.
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yes in fact I have already ubuntu 13.04 on sda (local hd) and on sdb1 is
what I want to make working (Ubuntu 13.10).
Dispositivo Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/dev/sda1 *2048 210124799 1050613767 HPFS/NTFS/exFAT
/dev/sda2 210126846 976560127 3832
It looks like you installed Ubuntu to the hard drive ( sda ). I thought
your intention was to install to sdb?
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Yes, please attach the file to the bug report.
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Do you need the file?
Dispositivo Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/dev/sdb1 *204813632907 6815430 83 Linux
/dev/sdb21363353614682111 524288 82 Linux swap / Solaris
/dev/sdb31468415830281727 77987855 Esteso
/dev/sdb5
Can you pull /var/log/installer/syslog from the usb stick?
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Sorry for the delay. Here are both grub.cfg and default/grub. Today I
have modified directly the default file and update. Nothing happened,
nothing appears on the screen. it seems that the pendrive is unreadable.
Why syslinux is working and not grub. Should I try lilo? Am I the first
one with this
It doesn't look like you managed to disable the graphics mode. Can you
attach your /etc/default/grub?
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Done
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Please attach your grub.cfg.
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This how it is mounted right now
/dev/sdb1/media/hir0/39bf5da7-c366-4b39-8ead-4b877100e798 ext4
(rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=udisks2)
and this is the LiveUsb using syslinux I guess:
/dev/sdb1/media/hir0/55FE-DEC9vfat
(rw,nosuid,nodev,uid=1000,gid=1000,shortname=mixed,dmask=0077,u
Could be a too long UUID? The Ubuntu is installed on the key under
/dev/sbd1. Does it make a difference if ubuntu is installed on primary
or logical partition? On the hard disk ubuntu is in a logical partition
(sda7)
totale 0
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 180 nov 30 11:38 .
drwxr-xr-x 6 root root 120 nov
I did it, but nothing...the light of the key flashes two time and stops
and nothing appears on the screen. I have also tried update grub on my
hd to include the item linked to the usb and as soos as I click on it I
can see only a magenta screen. Is there a way to debug what is
happening. In which f
You need to not run update-grub after hand editing the cfg file, or
instead of hand editing the cfg, uncomment the GRUB_TERMINAL=console
line in /etc/default/grub then run update-grub.
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Holding SHIFT it appear "GRUB loading." and nothing else.
>From a live version I have mounted /dev/sdb1 on /mnt , modified
/mnt/boot/grub/grub.cfg and launched update-grub2.
After the restart the same behavior but I noticed that grub.cfg have
been overwritten again (as the original one) . Should
Can you edit /boot/grub/grub.cfg and remove the following section:
if loadfont $font ; then
set gfxmode=auto
load_video
insmod gfxterm
set locale_dir=$prefix/locale
set lang=en_US
insmod gettext
fi
terminal_output gfxterm
As well as this section:
if [ "${recordfail}" != 1 ]; then
i
Ok I created from scratch the partition in gparted and you are right
they start from 2048 now. I think the previous partition table have been
created by a tool that generate bootable usb using syslinux.
I have checked the first file I have posted RESULTS.txt which refers to
fedora and at that time
The MBR contains the partition table and initial boot code the bios
loads, which is one part of grub. That part loads the grub core, which
can be a file in /boot/grub, but since files tend to move around and
that would break the MBR's ability to find it ( since it is so small,
the location of the
Moreover if each sector is 512 bytes and 32 is the first partition why
do you say that there is not enough space? The mbr is 512bytes usually,
isn't it?
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Thanks Phillips for answering.
Could you help me to understand what the installer is writing to the
mbr? Is grub itself or just something that tell to the bios in which
partition it can find grub?
In the past I used to create a /boot partition, what did it contain?
Grub?
All these question becau
No, that is not normal. The reason for it is that your first partition
starts at sector 32 so there is not enough room for grub. Can you
delete all of the partitions and reinstall? Newly created partitions
should start at sector 2048.
Also, you don't need a partition for /boot.
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This is the output of the script concerning Ubuntu 13.10 installed on
the USB 3.0 as classical installation.
What look strange to me is that grub is not located at the first sector
of the /sdb device. Is that normal?
Why is not possible anymore to install the /boot partition in fat32?
Thanks
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If the problem is the filesystem that the bios support when booting from
USB I have seen that I cannot create /boot in fat32.
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Ok I will do it. For the moment I have tested again the Ubuntu Live
installed on the same usb stick and I can boot from it. But I believe
it is using syslinux and not grub. At least I know it is not a bios
limitation.
Please find attached the new Results_UbuntuLiveUSB.txt which concern the
install
Well we can't very well help with fedora, so you will need to reinstall
Ubuntu and update the results.
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Please find attached the result. The usb driver is sdb and for a test
today I tried ti install fedora but it did not solve the problem. On
another machine, bios efi with bios legacy enabled I have been able to
boot from the usb 3.0. So I'm suspecting a bios limitation of my
notebook HP DV6 6030el
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