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Ken,
At what point in the boot do you see this incorrect keyboard
configuration error? Could you please take a screenshot of it.
Also, does this bug still occur with usb-creator 0.2.7 (from Karmic)?
Thanks!
As far as I can tell, all the other issues reported are not the same bug
as the
** Changed in: usb-creator (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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My issue was fixed in jaunty 9.04 bug 276822, they added two files,
lupin-casper and ubiquity-casper
dpkg -l |grep casper
ii casper 1.173
Run a live preinstalled system from read-o
ii lupin-casper
papukaija.
I think this ought to be marked Incomplete (and ask for more details)
since the original bug report is against 8.10 and reports a keyboard
error (incorrect keyboard configuration). It doesn't detail precisely
when that error occurs or where it comes from - is the before or after
the
The very first time i used the startup disk creator it made a successful
install to a 8gb pny attache usb stick and was
able to use it to install to my r61e lennovo laptop. Now I have tried without
success to use 8gb, 4gb, 1gb sticks they
all get created and appear to work but it always drops me
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25463655/lsusb.txt
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** Attachment added: dmesg-usbstick.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25463635/dmesg-usbstick.log
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The missing operating system isssue fixed via a patch added in bug
#277903 Missing Operating System [message at boot] for the syslinux
package.
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If I remove the hard drive from the system, rather than just change the
BIOS boot order so USB is tried first, The USB device boots
successfully.
I suspect my issue is more accurately related to bug #277903 Missing
Operating System [message at boot]. This messages is written by the
syslinux MBR
I've experienced this from Jaunty, installing the x86 live-CD image to
an 8GB Freecom device.
[ 817.073840] scsi 6:0:0:0: Direct-Access Freecom DataBar USB2.0 1100
PQ: 0 ANSI: 0 CCS
[ 817.079438] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdb] 15858688 512-byte hardware sectors: (8.11
GB/7.56 GiB)
cat
I used an Attaché 8Gig
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What brand USB key did you try? I've had varying levels of success with
different flash media. That may help narrow down the problem.
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I think (in my case) the problem was the boot record on the USB stick. I
used Puppy Linux to set itself up for booting off the same USB stick.
This failed to boot with the same message Invalid or corrupt boot
sector.
In the Puppy Linux wizard, there's an option to replace the boot
sector. Since
Can you try re-creating the bootable usb? Also, please make sure you
provide us with the exact error message you got!
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I've just had a similiar problem I think. I used the GUI to try to
create a bootable USB on Ubuntu 8.10 i386 running as a live CD. (Dell
Inspiron 640m, new - but possibly fake - Kingston DataTraveller 2GB USB
flash drive). The bios hangs with the message Invalid or corrupt boot
sector.
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I get the same message, No operating system on thumb drive or
something like that. Does anyone have an answer. I know this, when I
go to properties on the thumb drive, it says file system is msdos.
Also, when I look at it with partition editor, it says it has a fat32
file system. Could this be
I had similar experience with Xubuntu 8.10 image. Installations was fine
but booting gave me weired ASCI caracters and got stuck, not even the
boot screen.
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** Changed in: usb-creator (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None = usb-creator
Importance: Undecided = Medium
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I had a similar experience with i386, but it just told me No operating
system when I tried to boot from the usb stick.
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