Public bug reported:
NOTE: I couldn't submit this report without providing a package name
(because the "I don't know" option I was directed to use was not
actually accepted!), so I just picked aboot randomly. Please fix this
problem!
After answering some preliminary questions, I left my Ubuntu 10.10
desktop installation running overnight. This morning, at the bottom of
the Time Zone selection screen, there was a message saying "Ready when
You Are", which I took as an indication that it knew I hadn't pressed
any keys for hours. I entered my Time Zone info, and it chugged away for
a while, before displaying the Installer Crashed screen directing me to
provide two logfiles. The machine then froze up, preventing me from
obtaining the logfiles. In two earlier installation attempts, while the
installer was running on console 7, the machine froze up after I used
<CTL><ALT><F1> to switch to another console (which displayed a sort of
scrambled "test pattern") . For what it's worth, this laptop had been
running Ubuntu 9.04 happily for over a year!
** Affects: aboot-installer (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: 10.10 crashes installer ubuntu
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Ubuntu 10.10 Installer crashed on IBM T23
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/658485
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