Well, finally got it to work.
(1) Don't try to use a KVM switch while installing, too many hardware
changes during the install.
(2) My PS/2 mouse didn't work with the ISO instance. It seems to work
OK once Ubuntu Studio is running, however.
.I booted from a USB stick created using "tuxboot" under Windows 10 Pro
using the MS installation on the disk I wished to dual boot. "tuxboot"
allowed me to create a Clonezilla USB stick as well as the Ubuntu Studio
stick. I had to use the stick as the three T7600's I have all have bad
internal CD/DVD drives, and I needed a UEFI installation.
(3) Boot to trying out Ubuntu Studio, not directly to install. The
latter did not work for me, and I tried several times. The problems
were all different. Once I discovered (1) and (2) I discovered
(4) Don't install proprietary software during the installation
process. This always caused the installation to crash with a known
error. I skipped that option and then ran the software updater after
installation, hope that works.
The T7600 has a Xeon CPU and a nVidia Quadro K2000 which may have caused
some of my problems. They were relatively cheap, $125 with 16 GB of
RAM. Their main issue is high power consumption, power supply is rated
at 1300 watts.
Mike Squires
Once I had discovered (1) I discovered
(3) My old PS/2 mouse didn't work with the instan
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