Public bug reported:
After I upgraded my 11.04 (amd64 ver) to 11.10 my usb disks and usb sticks
started to be unaccessible with error message buffer error... usb device
disconnected. When booted from old (2.6.X) kernel - everything was fine.
So I tried fresh install with usb stick, erasing old disk with dd. Install
process progresses to boot X and hangs (actually up to that point I expected
problem only with my 2TB/usb with luks disk). Now I don't have ubuntu on my
netbook and can't install it.
I found on Internet many descriptions of some errors during install process -
maybe they are caused simply by that problem with new kernel?
My hardware is MSI U270 with amd64 and 4GB of RAM - therefore I was trying
amd64 version. It really doesn't seem I have hardware failures because with
previous kernel everything was fine. If someone wants more detailed
hardware/bug reports please let me know - because I need to install 11.04
first, then upgrade it to 11.10 and collect logs - it'll take some time......
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
kernel 3.0.0 disconnects usb sticks and disks w/ error - not possible
to install ubuntu 11.10
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