Re: [ubuntu-studio-users] Downloaded the 64 bit iso, makes dvd ok, but usb stick fails to boot straight away after reboot.

[Set Hallström]

Hey alex!

If your computer came with windows 8 this is fully normal. You have to look
up how to properly turn off windows in order for your computer to take in
account the BIIOS boot-up settings.

This took me quite some time to figure out on my companions computer.
Everytime it would boot up without caring about the USB being first in the
boot sequence. This is due to windows 8, never realy being turned off.
(don't ask me why hahaha)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C50dJf5MweM

good luck with this!


Also,
On Mon, Oct 27, 2014 at 12:12 AM, Dave Woyciesjes 
wrote:
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> Please set you font size to something normal, so we can read it easily
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Dave is right, its very hard to read without fiddeling with fontsize
setting of browser. Also, not that i care much about what google tells me,
but it stated this regarding your email Alex:

>> Be careful with this message. It contains content that's typically used
to steal personal information.

HTML mail is handy for cool announcements and fancy loveletters, but not so
much for mailing-lists.

Just a headsup! :)

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Re: [ubuntu-studio-users] Downloaded the 64 bit iso, makes dvd ok, but usb stick fails to boot straight away after reboot.

[Dave Woyciesjes]

On 10/26/2014 02:37 PM, Alex Armani wrote:
it didn't work! I downloaded  the iso from the link, booted up in 
14.o4 Studio, put my gig stick in, Startup disk reposrts that it is 
full, so i wipe everything leaveing about 8 sig of storage on the usb 
stick. It finished and all apeared ok, so i rebooted and it failed to 
boot right at the start. so now, i don't have a working 64 bit 
inastall with any os on, but had made a dvd in windows 64 bit unicorn 
studio. So booted live off that, updated. Have got a perfect 64 bit 
Unicorn Studio installed and fully working thankyou. So I am offering 
to support it for any usaers that choose this rute. I guess I've 
always been leet..

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Re: [ubuntu-studio-users] Downloaded the 64 bit iso, makes dvd ok, but usb stick fails to boot straight away after reboot.

[Alex Armani]

it didn't work! I downloaded  the iso from the link, booted up in 14.o4 Studio, 
put my gig stick in, Startup disk reposrts that it is full, so i wipe 
everything leaveing about 8 sig of storage on the usb stick. It finished and 
all apeared ok, so i rebooted and it failed to boot right at the start. so now, 
i don't have a working 64 bit inastall with any os on, but had made a dvd in 
windows 64 bit unicorn studio. So booted live off that, updated. Have got a 
perfect 64 bit Unicorn Studio installed and fully working thankyou. So I am 
offering to support it for any usaers that choose this rute. I guess I've 
always been leet..
 
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On Sunday, 26 October 2014, 14:51, Mike Holstein  wrote:
 

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>
>
>
>
>On Sun, Oct 26, 2014 at 1:04 AM, Alex Armani  
>wrote:
>
>#bought a spindle of dvds. Downloaded the 64 bit iso, makes dvd ok, but usb 
>stick fails to boot straight away after reboot. 
>
>
>why are you using an installation DVD to make an installation USB? if you want 
>to install, and the DVD is working, just use it to do your installation.. you 
>indicated you have plenty of them on a new spindle.. otherwise, check your 
>machine that it is capable, and setup for USB boot.. take the USB that is not 
>working to a machine that you know well and that is capable of booting USB, 
>and see that the USB is indeed working or not..
>
>
>also, on a few personal notes...
>
>
>1. i suggest getting 14.04 installed and leaving it alone. 
>2. i suggest that you return that ARM chromebook and either, buy *exactly* 
>what you want, which is a machine that runs linux, like an ubuntu machine from 
>system76 which would ship with ubuntu and run a distro like arch out of the 
>box and easily.. *or* get an intel based chromebook, which will run a standard 
>distro of linux. there are also simple projects such as crouton which will 
>allow you to basically add a full ubuntu distro (not limited to ubuntu) on top 
>of the currently installed chromeOS kernel.. 
>
>
>there is no reason to make things so hard on yourself..
>
>
> 
>Checked the disk had no error before boot. Wouldn't this be a good auto 
>option? If installing via a dvd, check the install will complete with no disk 
>errors before commit to install?
>>Obvious yes, but not for artists etc which is who this distro claimes to be 
>>about. I was told off here a while back but i read the email they sent all 
>>about eriquette. 
>>Oh, and my sig the distros I support. Too late know did the ctrl alt f2 and 
>>sudo upgrade option. Oh and I support 32bit PCLinuxOS MATE also; my first 
>>''KDE'' install. That's rolling release I think.
>>
>>
>>Worked out why I was having errors before and so many problems here. I had 
>>bad sectors on my hd, and help from google (google is not your friend at all; 
>>google is a search engine.
>>I didn't realise you could google on the error messages you get. It should 
>>have been fairly oblivious to me, but it wasn't. 
>>
>>
>>Yeah, my old lapto blew up, had bad sectors which was crashing fdisk out and 
>>I was thinking it was completing but it was crashing, and then installing but 
>>failing at the bits where it searches the hd for avvailable options for the 
>>boot grub thing to display. 
>>
>>
>>Fixed the bad sectors and then the cpu died. I absolutely that my hard drives 
>>and processors. For sale: Acer Aspire 5551. One careful owner ;) 8p %)
>>
>>
>>Bought a new laptop! 14.o4.1 went on no prob at all, It was clean cos I 
>>couldn't wait for 14.1o. I'll be supporting 14,1o It's on 
>>now.
>>What are the differences? Didn't even read the release notr. Thought after 
>>the failed usb stck install it was beta or an rc. Failure to run that is not 
>>install.
>>
>>
>>So the question now, it I do I creat the 14.1o on my usb stick. I know, I 
>>will go get the 14.o4 iso and put that on again.
>>Yeah, bought a laptop and a Chromebook. Gonna stick ARM Arch on it 
>>next. I never had and success with Arch at all previously.
>>
>>
>>tia from Alex & 0LIK.xx
>>
>>
>>PS Did you all remember to set your clocks back? Today is the official end of 
>>summer now ihere in the UK. 
>>British Summer Time that is. All my clocks are set to UTC or Zulu time as we 
>>call it hear ;)
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>>
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>>+447 754 595 449 - Www.Armani.PM 8) %)
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Re: [ubuntu-studio-users] Downloaded the 64 bit iso, makes dvd ok, but usb stick fails to boot straight away after reboot.

[Mike Holstein]

On Sun, Oct 26, 2014 at 1:04 AM, Alex Armani 
wrote:

> #bought a spindle of dvds. Downloaded the 64 bit iso, makes dvd ok, but
> usb stick fails to boot straight away after reboot.
>

why are you using an installation DVD to make an installation USB? if you
want to install, and the DVD is working, just use it to do your
installation.. you indicated you have plenty of them on a new spindle..
otherwise, check your machine that it is capable, and setup for USB boot..
take the USB that is not working to a machine that you know well and that
is capable of booting USB, and see that the USB is indeed working or not..

also, on a few personal notes...

1. i suggest getting 14.04 installed and leaving it alone.
2. i suggest that you return that ARM chromebook and either, buy *exactly*
what you want, which is a machine that runs linux, like an ubuntu machine
from system76 which would ship with ubuntu and run a distro like arch out
of the box and easily.. *or* get an intel based chromebook, which will run
a standard distro of linux. there are also simple projects such as crouton
which will allow you to basically add a full ubuntu distro (not limited to
ubuntu) on top of the currently installed chromeOS kernel..

there is no reason to make things so hard on yourself..



> Checked the disk had no error before boot. Wouldn't this be a good auto
> option? If installing via a dvd, check the install will complete with no
> disk errors before commit to install?
> Obvious yes, but not for artists etc which is who this distro claimes to
> be about. I was told off here a while back but i read the email they sent
> all about eriquette.
> Oh, and my sig the distros I support. Too late know did the ctrl alt f2
> and sudo upgrade option. Oh and I support 32bit PCLinuxOS MATE also; my
> first ''KDE'' install. That's rolling release I think.
>
> Worked out why I was having errors before and so many problems here. I had
> bad sectors on my hd, and help from google (google is not your friend at
> all; google is a search engine.
> I didn't realise you could google on the error messages you get. It should
> have been fairly oblivious to me, but it wasn't.
>
> Yeah, my old lapto blew up, had bad sectors which was crashing fdisk out
> and I was thinking it was completing but it was crashing, and then
> installing but failing at the bits where it searches the hd for avvailable
> options for the boot grub thing to display.
>
> Fixed the bad sectors and then the cpu died. I absolutely that my hard
> drives and processors. For sale: Acer Aspire 5551. One careful owner ;) 8p
> %)
>
> Bought a new laptop! 14.o4.1 went on no prob at all, It was clean cos I
> couldn't wait for 14.1o. I'll be supporting 14,1o It's on
> now.
> What are the differences? Didn't even read the release notr. Thought after
> the failed usb stck install it was beta or an rc. Failure to run that is
> not install.
>
> So the question now, it I do I creat the 14.1o on my usb stick. I know, I
> will go get the 14.o4 iso and put that on again.
> Yeah, bought a laptop and a Chromebook. Gonna stick ARM Arch on it
> next. I never had and success with Arch at all previously.
>
> tia from Alex & 0LIK.xx
>
> PS Did you all remember to set your clocks back? Today is the official end
> of summer now ihere in the UK.
> British Summer Time that is. All my clocks are set to UTC or Zulu time as
> we call it hear ;)
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> 64bit Windows 7 Home Premium, 64bit Ubuntu Studio 14.o4, 32bit Mint 17
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Re: [ubuntu-studio-users] Downloaded the 64 bit iso, makes dvd ok, but usb stick fails to boot straight away after reboot.

[Ralf Mardorf]

What is your question?

IIUC you ask for ARM architecture?

http://www.ubuntu.com/download/server/arm
http://fridge.ubuntu.com/2014/04/17/ubuntu-14-04-trusty-tahr-released/

Other distros:
https://www.debian.org/ports/arm/
http://archlinuxarm.org/

Or is there any question about USB?

https://www.google.de/?gws_rd=ssl#q=ubuntu+usb+stick

Perhaps you could be more precise about what you did and what issue you
experienced?

JFTR, the YahooMailWebService/0.8.203.733 you're using not only sent in
HTML, but also in broken HTML, with broken line breaks.


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[ubuntu-studio-users] Downloaded the 64 bit iso, makes dvd ok, but usb stick fails to boot straight away after reboot.

[Alex Armani]

#bought a spindle of dvds. Downloaded the 64 bit iso, makes dvd ok, but usb 
stick fails to boot straight away after reboot. 
Checked the disk had no error before boot. Wouldn't this be a good auto option? 
If installing via a dvd, check the install will complete with no disk errors 
before commit to install?
Obvious yes, but not for artists etc which is who this distro claimes to be 
about. I was told off here a while back but i read the email they sent all 
about eriquette. 
Oh, and my sig the distros I support. Too late know did the ctrl alt f2 and 
sudo upgrade option. Oh and I support 32bit PCLinuxOS MATE also; my first 
''KDE'' install. That's rolling release I think.

Worked out why I was having errors before and so many problems here. I had bad 
sectors on my hd, and help from google (google is not your friend at all; 
google is a search engine.
I didn't realise you could google on the error messages you get. It should have 
been fairly oblivious to me, but it wasn't. 

Yeah, my old lapto blew up, had bad sectors which was crashing fdisk out and I 
was thinking it was completing but it was crashing, and then installing but 
failing at the bits where it searches the hd for avvailable options for the 
boot grub thing to display. 

Fixed the bad sectors and then the cpu died. I absolutely that my hard drives 
and processors. For sale: Acer Aspire 5551. One careful owner ;) 8p %)

Bought a new laptop! 14.o4.1 went on no prob at all, It was clean cos I 
couldn't wait for 14.1o. I'll be supporting 14,1o It's on 
now.
What are the differences? Didn't even read the release notr. Thought after the 
failed usb stck install it was beta or an rc. Failure to run that is not 
install.

So the question now, it I do I creat the 14.1o on my usb stick. I know, I will 
go get the 14.o4 iso and put that on again.
Yeah, bought a laptop and a Chromebook. Gonna stick ARM Arch on it 
next. I never had and success with Arch at all previously.

tia from Alex & 0LIK.xx

PS Did you all remember to set your clocks back? Today is the official end of 
summer now ihere in the UK. 
British Summer Time that is. All my clocks are set to UTC or Zulu time as we 
call it hear ;)
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