Public bug reported:
To reproduce this issue, just use F4 option in the first screen of the
installer and select "Minimal virtual system". Once booted, run "uname
-a". You'll see the system is using the -generic-pae kernel image
instead of the expected -virtual.
Also, I get two error messages from plymout on boot this clean system in
both vmware xsphere 4.1 and Player. They read:
init: plymouth-splash main process (567) terminated with status 1
init: plymouth-log main process (587) terminated with status 1
This is a clean install. To reproduce, just install as per the
instructions given above.
I think the F4 option to install a JEOS system is deprecated, so it
should be removed from the installer altogether.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: 10.04 f4 installer jeos kernel-image virtual virtualization
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/689709
Title:
When using F4 option to install a minimal virtual system, the kernel image
used is -generic-pae instead of -virtual as documented. (10.04 LTS server i386)
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