This bug has been open for 3 and a half years ...
Today I stumbled into this when installing ubuntu 20.04.3 on a brand new
supermicro x11 series server.
I wasted 3 hours of my time until I found this bug report.
Subuguity and all this snap crap is unneeded and this is kinda
unacceptable.
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Title:
Ubuntu 18.04 installer failure related time
ubuntu-21.04-live-server-amd64
I had to update the BIOS time to today's time and the installation was
successful after.
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Title:
Ubuntu 18.04
Confirming this bug is still happening, was running into the same issue.
After changing bios time to match current UTC time, I was able to get
version 20.04.2 working.
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Ditto - when I changed my BIOS time to UTC I was able to complete the
install.
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Title:
Ubuntu 18.04 installer failure related time
I'm getting the same issue installing 18.04.2 Live Server onto a Dell
R330; the BIOS time is local time. I'm going to try converting BIOS time
to UTC and see if that allows installation to complete.
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Also faced this issue with 18.04.1 installer.
Setting UTC time in BIOS (8 hours ahead of my time zone) as Rick pointed out
allows installer to complete.
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Adding this comment as a Note to Self, for future reference. I just had
to reinstall Ubuntu 18.04 on the same server. This time, after setting
the (Linux) system time using the `date` command, I then ran:
```
$ sudo hwclock --systohc
```
so that my local change would 'back-propagate' to the H/W
I just encountered this same problem while trying to install Ubuntu
18.04 on a server I inherited from another team. Unfortunately, its BIOS
is password-protected and nobody knows the password, so... I had to find
a different workaround. It turns out that—instead of changing the BIOS
to store time
As a workaround, I wound up setting the BIOS clock time to match UTC
which is the timezone that the installer was using. I was able to
complete installation that way.
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Seeing this on a Dell R720
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Title:
Ubuntu 18.04 installer failure related time synchronization issues on
a DELL server
To manage
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New => Confirmed
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