Well, I'm booting off a virtual partition and getting the same
problem. Clearly its something wrong with the USB detection and power
management. It may be be that my bios has an error, that someone just
uncovered. The latest build is still exhibiting the same problem.
-z-
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I have the same problem here. SiS Chipset, Athlon 64 3000. The ACPI
option at boot only gets so far as well before it dumps into busybox
(usually around the USB detection). Not fun. I was greatly looking
foward to this release as it seems driver situation for ATI has
improved. I'll be watching
I should add that trying both 32 and 64-bit flavors yield identical
results. Somethings fishy with the new kernel
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I would like to add that I used the daily and got the same result.
Waiting for a while and exiting busybox allowed it to continue to
boot. I should also add that this was installed via wubi on an XP
partition. I know its not related to this bug, but upon installation
it asks to install to a
First of all I apologize if this is posted twice. I responded via e-mail
first and didn't see the response listed on the bug report page so if it
does appear spontaneously from the ethereal void, you'll know why.
I would like to add that I used the daily and got the same result.
Waiting for a
Yes. Please close this bug report. I don't want to help any more
people troubleshoot their messed up partition tables. :P
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with Ibex and I
specifically remember 8.04 seeing my windows partition when I installed last
on this drive. Any help would be appreciated. Sorry for the lack of logs or
screen shots as I don't have many good ways to capture from the installer CD.
-zosX
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Sure. Make sure that your file table is correct and in proper order. That
was my initial problem. I believe that I used cfdisk to show the partitions.
Make sure that any extended partitions only contain logical drives. I had a
logical drive somehow marked as a primary partition. Changing the bit
I'd still try to delete that extended partition and recreate it. Sounds like
your partition table is pretty screwed to me. Rewriting it with windows or
something might help. I don't think anything will work for you without
changes to the table somehow. Unallocated space doesn't just suddenly
good ways to capture from the installer
CD.
-zosX
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that anyone else was having this probem with Ibex and I
specifically remember 8.04 seeing my windows partition when I installed last
on this drive. Any help would be appreciated. Sorry for the lack of logs or
screen shots as I don't have many good ways to capture from the installer
CD.
-zosX
I'm having the same issue. Specifically on google. Here is what my
homepage looks like in google. On other sites the graphics display fine.
I'm guessing the issue is not with ubuntu but firefox 3 on linux in
general.
** Attachment added: google2.png
Here is another shot of google. Something funny going on here.
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/20264067/google1.png
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graphics do not look smooth - even on some major sites
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/263813
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Same problem on the release candidate. cfdisk is now on the iso, and
that also seems to report the correct table information. I think I can
safely rule out that there is something wrong with my partition table.
Isn't the installer partitioning utility based on gparted? Both show
nothing just an
Sorry for all the comments (squeaky wheel, hehe). Also you might want
to notice that the drive sizes are listed differently between
cfdisk/fdisk and gparted. I think therein lies a clue. The ONLY
software that refuses to correctly report the drive capacity and the
partition table so far is
Partition Table for /dev/sdb
First Last
# Type Sector Sector OffsetLength Filesystem Type (ID) Flag
-- --- --- --- -- ---
1 Primary 0 139588784 63 139588785 HPFS/NTFS (07)
Actuall I fail altogether. You cannot have a primary partition existing
in a extended partition. Don't know why I didn't see that right away.
I also have no clue as to how that happened. Partition table
corruption? Strange. Deleting the partition in cfdisk makes it
readable in gparted. Issue
The latest snapshot still does not show my partitions. Ubuntu's console
fdisk shows them fine while the installer and gparted do not. Seeing as
how I made the partitions with gparted in the first place, there should
not be a conflict here. Writing the table from the console fdisk does
nothing to
Scratch that. I just didn't see the file. Here you go:
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18461947/gpartedfail
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Stupid windowshere is the file :)
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Did the 10/08 snapshot fix it yet? Seems like they had this bug before
in 7.04 from reading through the bug reports. Perhaps it is the same bug
rearing its ugly head again.
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for the lack of
logs or screen shots as I don't have many good ways to capture from the
installer CD.
-zosX
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Status: New
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