On 04/26/2015 11:28 PM, Nio Wiklund wrote:
What happens if you do the same procedure with another USB pendrive?
In other words, could it be caused by a defect of the pendrive?
I put Ubuntu 15.04 (Unity desktop, AMD64) on a different USB drive, and
didn't install any additional packages on that USB drive.
Using that USB drive, I installed Ubuntu 15.04 on one of my machines.
The installation went fine, and after the USB drive was removed (after
powering-down - more about that later), the installed system booted and
ran, and that newly-installed partition became the one booted by default
(indicating the bootloader was installed in the new partition).
After installing the system from my USB drive (it indicated I should
reboot to use the new system), in the process of shutting down, a large
number of error messages appeared, indicating it was having problems
writing to the (sdb1) USB drive.
When I next tried to boot from that USB drive, it indicated some sort of
problem (I should have written it down), and left me running in a
console shell mode of some sort.
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Sincerely,
Aere
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