On 05/06/12 06:42, Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre wrote:
Indeed, ubiquity doesn't bother with checking the DHCP host name.
Perhaps it should -- that would be a bug in ubiquity. This is possibly
why you can't replicate the issue on virtual machines, in this case are
you using the alternate installer?
Mathieu,
In this case yes, installation was done on the same network so the same
DHCP server and lease info was used/received. Doing a standard install
from a live disk Ubuntu doesn't seem to use the DHCP supplied hostname:
the live disk hostname is ubuntu, and the gui installer auto-generates a
Just an update that I still get this very infrequently - maybe once a
week across many reboots of several machines - post applying the
'DEVPATH=*card0' fix.
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Public bug reported:
We assign hostnames to machines using dhcp. For this to work in 12.04
you seem to have to remove /etc/hostname (or have it empty, the
behaviour is the same). However doing this results in the first
attempted graphical login after boot failing. I have reproduced this
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+1 for WinXP guest blank screen and 100% cpu when trying to boot with
spice+qxl.
My install is an amd64 upgrade from 11.10. Happy to provide more
details/testing if needed.
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Changing 'card0' to 'DEVPATH=*card0' seems to have fixed the problem
for me, at least across a half dozen reboots.
Udev log attached.
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I'm getting the same symptom - more often than not getting dropped to
the low-graphics alert during startup - and the change to
/etc/init/lightdm.conf listed above has *not* made a difference. This
behaviour is consistent across several different machines. From
googling around this bug seems
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