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bug 893285 is not a duplicate and affects Linux Mint not Ubuntu.
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Ubuntu better. Reviewing your log files attached to this bug report it
seems that there is a problem with your installation media (CD/DVD).
Please retry your installation with new media and if it still fails I'd
recommend
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To manage
If someone encounters the missing initrd file in Ubuntu 11.04 Beta 1 x86
(like I did recently), here is the initrd-file to download (like I did
with Ubuntu 8.10 x64):
http://temp.mkcs.at/linux/ubuntu-1104-natty/initrd.img-2.6.38-7-generic.bin
May be someone could submit the x64 version of the
Additional info. : may I suggest that possibly this is due to not having a full
RAID card but using the on board RAID of my motherboard. PC is an Acer T180.
This bug appears to be consistent with this FakeRAID web-site (below) and
following the instructions I was able to RAID my machine.
ubu...@ubuntu:~$ df -h
FilesystemSize Used Avail Use% Mounted on
aufs 1005M 54M 952M 6% /
udev 1005M 256K 1005M 1% /dev
/dev/sr0 691M 691M 0 100% /cdrom
/dev/loop0666M 666M 0 100% /rofs
none
I expected to get this problem with Ubuntu 10.04 beta1, but frankly it
worked.
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This is somewhat mitigated as of ubiquity 2.1.0 in lucid. On bootloader
installation failure, the installer now presents a dialog allowing the
user to retry grub installation on a different device.
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I downloaded ubuntu 9.10 amd 64Bit, two times and checked the disc without any
errors. At the time, installation is almost finished (94%), I become the error
message --Can't install the grub-pc Packet in the /target/ folder.--
I had already a 9.10 amd 64 bit installed and everything worked
Nov 6 04:07:37 ubuntu grub-installer: info: Installing grub on '(hd0)'
Nov 6 04:07:37 ubuntu grub-installer: info: grub-install supports --no-floppy
Nov 6 04:07:37 ubuntu grub-installer: info: Running chroot /target
grub-install --no-floppy (hd0)
Nov 6 04:07:40 ubuntu grub-installer:
Idem to 9.10 RC... I think that this bug will never fixed...
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Ubiquity crashes in my system (Core i7 920 + Gigabyte EX58-Extreme
[ICH10R] + Seagate 500Gb 7200.12 x2 [Raid0]).
To load the Ubuntu 9.04 Live CD/DVD I must hit F6 at boot menu and add
to the end:
libata.ignore_hpa=0
so I can see my Raid0 and after reboot I haven't the Raid0 failure.
(Without
???
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Installing on a 1.5TB SATA disk, Ubuntu 9.04, installer crashed.
Running from the commandline:
r...@ubuntu:/target/boot/grub# grub-install --root-directory=/target /dev/sda
grub-probe: error: Cannot open `/boot/grub/device.map'
[: 494: =: unexpected operator
The file /target/boot/grub/stage1 not
After poking about a bit, I found this. 'grub-install /dev/sda' calls
grub:
/usr/sbin/grub --batch --device-map=/boot/grub/device.map
grub dump (hd0,2)/boot/grub/stage1 /tmp/grubX4px17
Error 18: Selected cylinder exceeds maximum supported by BIOS
Which is weird, because I have a fairly
I managed to fix it.
Booted into my Gentoo box.
Changed my menu.lst to include Ubuntu's setup.
Rebooted into Ubuntu. For some f***ing reason Ubiquity never pulled in dmraid
into the install despite being able to see the nvraid setup.
Rebooted into my Gentoo setup.
Chrooted into the Ubuntu
I'm having the same issue. System setup
Trying to install 9.04 amd64 from livecd onto nvraid, raid0.
Root partition is ext4 and home partition is xfs on the same disk within an
extended partition.
Ubiquity seems to crash after the scanning the mirror section of the
install.
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I'm having the same issue. System setup
Trying to install 9.04 amd64 from livecd onto nvraid, raid0.
Root partition is ext4 and home partition is xfs on the same disk within an
extended partition
It's fine, no one cares, the time of a few hundreds Ubuntu users is not
important at all, let's waste it and never fix this bug.
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I just found out, that my Jaunty installation problem is an exact
déjà-vu of the 2007 bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/123102/comments/5
(which itself links back as early as 2005 to Bug #14010) in terms of the
relevant grub-installer syslog section and I'm almost willing
OS/2-User: because the things you say are largely not true; I understand
your frustration but your comments do not help. There are of course a
number of people working on eye-candy-type things in Ubuntu, but there
are also lots of people like me working on the foundations (I don't do
anything that
I've asked the maintainer of the auto-duplication code to blacklist this
bug, so we shouldn't get bug reports being automatically (and usually
incorrectly) marked as duplicates of this one in future.
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When it crashed my first suspicion was about the root partition which
was at the end of the disk (a 320Gb hdd). I was trying to install as a
secondary ubuntu for testing and had space only at the end of disk.
I made space at the beginning of the disk (in the first 40Gb anyway)
and i never
Thanks for your helpful comments, Colin.
I was the original poster and you are quite correct, my comment number
33 closed the issue as far as I was concerned. It didn't fix the bug,
but I reported an acceptable bypass as far as I was concerned.
There is something funny about installing a new
With the little understanding I have so far of Linux, according to my
SysLog this is where grub-install screws up (/sda8 /sda9 being IBM's
JFS):
##
Apr 29 04:55:06 ubuntu grub-installer: info: Installing grub on '/dev/sda9'
Apr 29 04:55:06 ubuntu
If you are installing to a raid partition, heed this:
PsYcHoK9 said:
I've installed many times ubuntu on my fake Raid 0 Intel ICH10 (P5Q Deluxe).
Any time, i type on the terminal sudo apt-get install dmraid, I click on
Install and Ubiquity crash in the end of setup process.
I reboot my pc,
In addition to my last comment, looks like the alternate install CD as of
intrepid supports installing to a raid partition NOT the live CD:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto#Method%201
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update-grub
nano /boot/grub/menu.lst
Changed the '# groot=(hd0,0)' to '# groot=(hd0,x)' (using the partition you
found earlier, again).
update-grub
I hope that soon I can install Ubuntu WITHOUT this long process.
Loose your hopes, it's many year bugs like this are open and nobody
cares.
I've installed many times ubuntu on my fake Raid 0 Intel ICH10 (P5Q Deluxe).
Any time, i type on the terminal sudo apt-get install dmraid, I click on
Install and Ubiquity crash in the end of setup process.
I reboot my pc, again sudo apt-get install dmraid... and I do a manual
installation of
I tried a fresh install on a new master HD, a 1.5 TB SATA. I got 90+% of
the way through the install and then came a pop-up:
Executing grub-install failed
This is a fatal error
Live session immediately took over, and here I am. I'm going to try to
restart immediately after sending this. Wish me
Hi,
I'm getting the same thing as ricardisimo above.
Attempting to install Ubuntu 9.04 64 bit.
1.5 TB Seagate Hard Drive, off a Gigabyte EX58-UD5 motherboard,
attempting to dual boot with a Vista 64-bit installation on the same
drive. Goes straight into the liveCD when it fails - I then
I tried editing the boot sequence to see if that had anything to do with
it, then tried reinstalling... no luck, and so here I am again.
As per the hard drive's instruction manual (also a Seagate, by the way)
I put jumpers on the outer-most pins of the jumper block in order to
slow the drive down
How does grub-install work? I see that George up above got it to work,
but unlike him, I believe that I do want GRUB to install to hd0, don't
I? I've completely replaced my original hard drive, the Master.
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Still crashes on ubiquity installing to an SD card on an Acer Aspire One
with 8g SSD. Doesn't seen to matter if it's the left or the right card
socket. Has anyone been able to install 8.04, 8.10, or 9. 4 to an SD
card? if so, what type of card was it? I'm Trying with a Duracell 16gb
SDHC, and
For me, it worked when I ran the install program with the migration
assistant option disabled.
Run the live CD, and then, instead of clicking on the 'Install to disk'
icon, just open a terminal and execute sudo ubiquity –no-migration-
assistant. I am not sure this is the exact name of the option,
This is the same thing that happened to me.
New 1.5 TB SATA
ASUS P6T MB
intel i7-920
new 9.04 install
same error message.
I reinstalled with the alternate CD, same error message, then was able
to install lilo (its the next option that comes up after grub fails).
The common thread seems to be
I ran with the no-migration-assistant and it again did not work. I again ran
with the -d debug option.
Find attached my log files from /var/log/syslog and
/var/log/installer/debug.
** Attachment added: Syslog and Installer debug log
I reinstalled with the alternate CD, same error message, then was able
to install lilo (its the next option that comes up after grub fails).
So, did you somehow complete installation? How did you get past the
installation shut-down and the LiveCD session?
I do appear to have a Linux partition
Indeed, perhaps the 1.5TB problem merits having it's own bug report.
Has anyone seen these pages:
http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/Installing-GRUB-using-grub_002dinstall.html
and http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/Device-map.html#Device-map
Although I'm a level 9
By the way, the exact line is:
sudo ubiquity --no-migration-assistant
I'm going to try it right now. Wish me luck!
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SUCCESS!!!
Either the third time really is a charm (unlikely) or disabling
migration assistant does the job. Good luck to everyone else. Let me
know if you need me to upload anything.
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The alternate cd doesn't actually crash, it gives you the same error
message but instead of completely halting, it sends you to a text
message with the option to install lilo instead (which works) or
continue without any boot-loader.
ricardisimo wrote:
So, did you somehow complete
The eeenuntu-2.0-nbr.iso fails in ubiquity step trying to create a
grub directory et al on an SD card in an AA1 storage Expansion slot.
I'm a complete newbee, and most of what I've read above made no sense to
me. On installation, the storage Expansion slot was the suggested
install area, so that
I sorta-resolved it for me by running a netboot expert install and
selecting GRUB2 instead. :-) (Yes, the grub-install on GRUB1 failed in
the same way there too.) Noted caveats on using GRUB2 but it seems to
work for me so may be worth a try for the desperate looking here for
answers.
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I'm not quite sure if I'm experiencing the same problem, but when I try
to install the Jaunty Beta on my PC, when installing grub it triggers a
logout which closes the installer. I had a look on the / partition and
saw that there was no grub folder in the /boot folder, indicating that
it hadn't
here is a zip file of my /var/log directory re my last comment.
It seems that ubiquity is causing X to crash, but I don't yet know
why... see the installer/debug file in the zip archive
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I have the same problem on Jaunty Jackalope 9.04 Beta. I am installing
Ubuntu on my iMac and I guess I messed up the partition table of MBR and
GPT. So the bootloader installation failed and Ubiquity crashed.
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Tormod Volden schrieb:
** Tags added: apport-crash
** Tags removed: rapport-crash
What I wanted to do (as a beginner of Linux):
use Windows Vista in C:
use second partition sda2 formatted with ReiserFS as /
use third partition sda3 formatted with ReiserFS as /usr
install bootloader in
** Tags added: rapport-crash
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I've this crash during Ubuntu installation on dmraid disk.
I hope i'll fixed soon!
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I ran into this problem as well.
Using a 8.10 Live CD, I booted up Xubuntu and installed dmraid. I went
to manual, and tried to install to two partitions (/ and swap) on my
stripe. Ubiquity failed with this error repeatedly (and I've reported it
at least once.)
I went into Advanced (on the last
Today installing Kubuntu 8.10 amd64 using an ext3 /boot partition with
128 byte inode size without formating, gave me the same error. What
information can I provide to help with this bug?
I attach the output of tune2fs -l /dev/sda1 which is my /boot
partition.
** Attachment added:
I fixed the problem by running grub-install. For some reason the disk
order was different than in previous versions of the installer. Grub
tried to install to hd0. It should have been the third scsi drive but I
didn't know if there was a chroot involved so it took a while to figure
out how to
I don't know, I gave up on it.
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Bugs that happen only once in a while, or worse, only during installation,
get very little attention. They use to be hard to reproduce, involving
specific steps, and sometimes depend on specific hardware configurations.
Even if it's true and to some point understandable, it's still a shame.
One
How come this bug still does not have an importance level assigned? It
would be nice to see this bug fixed.
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I had this problem on a multi-boot system (Vista, XP, Intrepid (old),
Intrepid (new)), and managed to resolve it easily enough. Here's my
drive history:
The first time I installed Intrepid, it was on a multi-boot system,
installed on the same physical drive as Windows XP (call it drive B).
Then
I have made several installs in the same computer with the Intrepid 'Desktop'
CD.
I used one partition for / every time, with the Reiser File System.
Every time I allow GRUB to be installed to (hd0) everything works fine.
Every time I select to have GRUB installed to /dev/sda2, ( I want to
I managed to install Intrepid at last using the Alternate CD on my multi-boot
configuration.
Grub installs fine, and all my systems are properly detected and bootable (Win
XP, Hardy, Intrepid).
Still had no solution with the standard desktop CD.
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Exellent MichiGreat ! Great job ! I was desesperate, I trayed many
solutions but failed every time. The issue was fixed for me. Thank you
very much, I hope that the file will be available as long as possible :)
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Ooops, I have just seen that the IIS reports a 404 on the file because
it doesn't know the file extension. I now put one to it:
http://temp.mkcs.at/linux/initrd.img-2.6.27-7-generic.bin
So, if anyone downloads this file, be aware of removing the .bin at
the end of the filename!
I would be happy
Ooops, I have just seen that the IIS reports a 404 on the file because
it doesn't know the file extension. I now put one to it:
http://temp.mkcs.at/linux/initrd.img-2.6.27-7-generic.bin
So, if anyone downloads this file, be aware of removing the .bin at
the end of the filename!
I would be happy
Hi everyone!
I tried the hint from a2d2, but with no success. Ubiquity crashed and
was not impressed by reiserfs.
However, I worked around this problem by doing the following: In VMware
(under Win XP), I installed Ubuntu 8.10 x64 in a virtual machine. Then I
copied the initrd.img file to the
Joao - this has been my assumption from the outset. I've done several
intrepid alpha installs as self-contained systems because it was the
only way I could install it. I've tried multi-boot installs on 3
different machines so far and hit the same problem. I think that is why
we are the only people
I think this problem might be caused by the existing grub multiboot
partition being back-level compared to the expectations of the intrepid
installer, but I don't know enough to investigate further.
I noticed that when I merged the intrepid grub menu.lst boot lines back
into my existing
In my case, it cannot be a question of the existing grub multiboot
partition being back-level, because I install GRUB into the root
partition that I'm creating. I even install the GRUB boot loader
(stage1) into the Boot Block of the root partition (NOT in the Master
Boot Block--I use a
So far as I know, the inode=256 issue is no longer significant. It was
the way to deal with the problem when I first encountered it on intrepid
alpha 4.
With the intrepix release, again as far as know, there is ONLY one way
to go forward. You must install a self-contained intrepid partition,
hi, folks,
my experience from actual testing is:
install x(ubuntu) 8.10 final as OEM version (think its F4). I created a
reiserfs system.
...and it works really successful, installing GRUB - without any ubiquity
bug...
greets from germanyand god bless obama !!!
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What I cannot understand is why in this configuration, I have 2 /target mount
points...
I actually noticed that in my case I had 3 /target mount points mounted at the
same time, to different partitions...
Could it be commin that all of us are using
I've tried installing intrepid 64 bit in one partion but it failed (I have
hardy installed in an other one).
I've resized the inode size from 256 to 128 and it fail again.
What it can be done now ?
Duplicated bug with attachement in Bug #293280.
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My suspicion that GRUB won't install onto the Boot Block of a partition,
doesn't turn out to hold water.
I did a reinstall with GRUB on the Boot Block of the root partition, and this
time it worked fine.
The difference: This time I installed everything into one single partition; I
did not
I resolved the issue, as well, but I'm not sure how.
Originally, my system configuration was a triple boot environment
(Vista, XP, Ubuntu 7.10), but my XP partition went corrupted, so I
bought a new hard drive to install XP and Ubuntu 8.10 on.
In anticipation of how my hard drive was going to
I know it is off-topic, but a lot of people are coming here because they
are suffering from this bug. I have attached a quick-n-dirty checklist
on how to get back to your multi-boot setup after a successful install
of intrepid as a self-contained system.
** Attachment added: recovery of grub
The crash reports for my failed installations. Is the problem related to
the boot partition having been setup under hardy (0.97-29ubuntu21) while
intrepid install is using 0.97-29ubuntu45?
** Attachment added: crash on system with residual intrepid alpha partition
** Attachment added: crash on system with only hardy multiboot partition
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/19176759/crash2.tar.gz
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Just had that crush when trying to install Interpid. I created a 8GB
ReiserFS (/dev/sdb1) on my second HD for / partition, a 20GB ReiserFS
(/dev/hdb2) for /home and directed bootloader to install on /dev/sdb1.
I didn't have a problem installing Hardy using same partitioning except
that I used
new final intrepid xubuntu install cd, 2.6.27.7 from yesterday crashed during
hd-install, just starting installing grub. got same error, using late beta
version of intrepid ubuntu 8.10. read in ubuntuusers.de, error is solved and
recognized, it's still alive.
what to do, now ???
use 4
Tried installing again with the same partitioning scheme, only now I
used ext3 instead of ReiserFS. It worked fine.
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Looks to me like GRUB doesn't want to be installed onto the Boot Block
of a partition; it wants to be installed onto the Master Boot Block of a
disk.
Now, when you manually install GRUB onto the Boot Block of a partition
(using the GRUB setup command), it displays a warning about being
unable to
I can't believe it this bug hasn't been fixed before the release. It
makes the newest release worthless for me.
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I have just spent the last 3 hours trying different installation paths
using the intrepid desktop CD released yesterday. So far, each install
has failed with the same superficial symptoms (reported in the title of
this bug).
However, to my surprise, the inode=128 bytes bypass did NOT work for me
I don't understand these bug reports and how they are grouped. Has anyone
gotten the same error message as I on installing Grub and the file
grub_0.97-29ubuntu36_i386.deb . See Bug #285716.
Failed to fetch
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/g/grup/grub_0.97-29ubuntu36_i386deb;
.
To me
Well... the housekeeping didn't help - the install still crashed. I
guess the failure is due to trying to use an existing grub boot
partition. I have some crash reports to append tomorrow.
I have just run a successful install onto an inode=128 partition, but it
was necessary to let the installer
Here is how I resolved this issue.
I am runnig a triple boot environment on one HDD I have XP PRO/Vista
Ultimate SP1 with a modivied BCD (vista boot loader alomost like grub
really) Vista want to take control and Ubuntu wants to take control...
its a battle. Ubuntu resides on the secondary slave
Yes I found exact same issue further more upgrade from LTS also failed
with dozens of errors.
So when I finally decided to do a clean install Grub failed to install
and resulting in the reported error.
Also worth mentioning that installing from live session will never go
past the loading
Hi,
Thanks for your feedback.
Are you sure you found the exact same issue, cause this error message
(ubiquity crashed with InstallStepError in configure_bootloader) is
reported in many bugs but with different causes.
Actually I had also this problem with Hardy install, I was not able to set
up a
Hello,
Is this really the place for bugs to go? I haven't seen anyone from Ubuntu
give any comment and this bug went right on through to the final release.
This is a critical bug for me. I cannot install Ubuntu with this bug. I have
to have it on a different partition from the other linux
I just download 8.10 (i386) and I cannot install it on a clean system. I
tried twice and in both cases the installer crashed while trying to
install the grub.
I can't believe this is happening, I was not expecting this bug on a
final release.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo fdisk -l
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I reformatted the target partition with 128 byte inodes and ran the
installation again from the intrepid desktop CD, using manual
partitioning but preventing the root partition from being formatted
the install and all is functioning. This was my work around. I needed the 128
byte inodes in
I'm kinda new at this but I had a problem installing xubuntu beta 8.10.
See bug # 285716. The file grub_0.97-29ubuntu36_i386.deb is not at
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/g/grub/ .
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I would love to see this fixed since I just cannot install Ubuntu
otherwise. (BTW, Debian has this problem also.)
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Sorry about calling you Steve, Colin - I was in a hurry and must have
been thinking of the person I was going to play at squash as soon as I
finished the email!
The problem still exists with intrepid beta, but it looks as if the
details might have changed. At this stage, I don't think the
Colin Watson wrote:
Actually, we added 256-byte inode support to grub a while back:
grub (0.97-29ubuntu19) hardy; urgency=low
[ David Futcher ]
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* debian/update-grub: use instead of when writing to
Actually, we added 256-byte inode support to grub a while back:
grub (0.97-29ubuntu19) hardy; urgency=low
[ David Futcher ]
* debian/presubj: Fixed spelling mistake (LP: #177540)
[ Tormod Volden ]
* debian/update-grub: use instead of when writing to existing files
so that the
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