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** Tags added: hardware-error
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/896937
Title:
Basically I have been running linux 10.04. I updated to 11.04 and then
to 11.10. When I updated to 11.10 everything crashed and nothing would
work again. Reinstalled 11.10 and it crashed again- used Ubuntu 10.04
Netbook Remix using USB *Unetbootin*. Netbook remix wouldnt allow
wireless configuration or updates to occur, wouldnot connect through
eth0 or wlan. iwconfig was inconclusive and ineffective, as were other
terminal commands for update and installations. Finally used
Unetbootin to make Ubuntu 11.10 Live USB Installer and at the very end
while it was saving language packs, I was notified that the Package
installer had crashed. This also happened every other time since i
upgraded from my original 10.04 interface. WTF?
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