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if this is due to nouveau is, like https://launchpad.net/~jibel and now
I too suspect; the proprietary drivers would help for sure.
the proprietary nvidia drivers should be the default anyway as that's
what makes the most sense by default, unless Ubuntu is meant for only a
niche set of users..
back in normal mode, and the extension still can't hide this page's
blinding white.
from https://help.launchpad.net/BugExpiry, mark this as expired. I'm
going to do something other than testing software.
suggestion for public service:
and man, the installer is slow, what does it run on python?
and it crashed again.
the message->
the problem cannot be reported.
Your home partition has less than 0.0 MB of free space available, which
leads to problems using applications and installing updates. Please free
some space.
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ah crap, I'm getting as dumb as this installer.
i'm getting tired of setting the EFI partition and '/ partition' to be
on the pen drive. along with the bootloader. and of repeating other
steps.
it does correctly remember the name, machine name, but not the username.
and the passwords need to be copy-pasted. I'll just save them in a file.
selected 'something else' then the window has 'Installation type'(can't
copy-paste it) at top-left corner.
Below that there used to be text about installation media but its
absolutely unreadable by humans both in safe graphics mode and the
default mode.
tip- since passwords can't be checked for errors at the "configure secure boot"
phase, type it out and then copy it to save time.
same for any other password filling stages in the install process.
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quoting from comment by jibel
select "Install third party drivers" in the installer
did that when I first encountered the error. will try in safe graphics
mode; after I redo all the steps I did for the 3rd time today.
automation in this respect would be welcome, excluding the obvious
stuff.
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Yeah, but at least you should be able to proceed with the installation
in which nvidia drivers will be installed if you selected "Third party
drivers" and you should have a good resolution on the installed system.
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damn the safe graphics mode sucks. the resolution is way too low for comfort.
i posted the same comment twice, because of it.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1853986
Title:
installer
new issues can't be auto reported by system as the persistence drive seems to
be full. but `sudo du -hs /`
gives `16G /` as output.
But when I open the `/` directory in `thunar` its shows total size as
9.9 GiB, so same as 10 GB persistence drive.
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WHAT FILLED THE SPACE SO MUCH?
after
new issues can't be auto reported by system as the persistence drive seems to
be full. but `sudo du -hs /`
gives `16G /` as output.
But when I open the `/` directory in `thunar` its shows total size as
9.9 GiB, so same as 10 GB persistence drive.
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WHAT FILLED THE SPACE SO MUCH?
after
tried to run the installer again. some program crashed again and I chose
to Quit instead of trying again. wish it was also reported.
side notes:
1. saw reproducible bugs related to nouveau when the HDMI cable was plugged in.
remove it to avoid frequent shutdowns in live session.
2. running live
Thanks for your report.
It's very likely due to the nouveau driver crashing. Could you try to
boot in safe graphics mode?
To do that, press any key on boot to display the boot menu and select
"try ubuntu (safe graphics mode)" If the live session boots, then try an
installation and select
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in short,
I created two partitions on the target pen drive, one for using as EFI
partition. the other for root partition.
pen drive: San Disk Ultra Fit USB3 drive.
+ system: MSI GL63 8RE 455IN
ProblemType: Bug
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