Still seeing this here on 20121017.2 image for Ubuntu Server.
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I got this with the 20121017 image, but first on the third of three
tests. The first two Alternate Install (Encryption) and Alternate
Install (Entire Disk) booted fine. It was only after resizing the
partition that it failed to boot. So the bug does not occur in all
cases. It comes with a
On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 7:37 AM, Lars Noodén lars.noo...@gmail.com wrote:
I got this with the 20121017 image, but first on the third of three
tests. The first two Alternate Install (Encryption) and Alternate
Install (Entire Disk) booted fine. It was only after resizing the
partition that it
did all three with 20121017 and had no problems outside of the expected
need for xorg.conf on my nVidia machine and some funkiness wiht the
resizing mechanism: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/debian-
installer/+bug/1067841. certainly did not have this recursive fault
business. if anyone
On 10/17/12, Greg Faith gregfa...@gmail.com wrote:
Lars it would appear you have found a clear distinction that makes since on
some of the issues. In my original bug filing I did not clearly state I
also was doing an Alternate Install (Guided) when I got the failure I
basically stopped
The title of this bug should be changed as it has nothing to do with the
debian installer. It applies equally to a live ISO as well as an
installed system that is updated to the latest kernel.
Don't waste your time with single/recovery modes. The only way I have
been able to boot is to force a
Yep 64 megs of RAM on the video card here.
Can others confirm this applies to desktop, too? I can't get desktop going
well on nVidia so I'm of no help there.
Again I wonder if using SMP isn't what is making this work for me.
Jonathan I need your help checking out non-server nVidia please.
It
Hi guys, this may, or may well be not, be of any use. But off the top of
my head.. If you have the install there but cannot access the logs maybe
booting using the LiveCD from A3 that we did have working would give you
access to them? http://phillw.net/isos/lubuntu/quantal/alpha-3/
Sorry I cannot
phill, that's what i was sort of suggesting. if you have the system
installed, as long as you can access the drive in some way or another
(heck, use another distro if you have to! [you don't but finnix works
quick and easy for recovery purposes]) you should be able to get to the
logs.
also,
The problem started in 3.5.0-17-26
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$ cat /var/lib/apt/cdroms.list
CD::8cdd3b6f98ded4ac97443d9b940c3bff-2 Lubuntu 12.10 _Quantal Quetzal_ -
Release powerpc (20121015.1);
CD::8cdd3b6f98ded4ac97443d9b940c3bff-2::Label Lubuntu 12.10 _Quantal Quetzal_
- Release powerpc (20121015.1);
$ uname -a
Linux ubuntu
This comes from kernel/exit.c. Happy to re-diagnose if the kernel guys
think it's a userspace bug.
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Are you able to boot in recovery mode? If so, it would be great if we
can narrow down the last good kernel and the first kernel that caused
this bug.
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Hi Joseph, I don't have access to a PPC, but from reading the bug, the
kernel in 20121012 was okay and the one in and after 20121012.2 was not.
I'm sure the guys will provide exact kernels as soon as they can but
that may be enough?
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** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = High
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if this is truly a kernel bug then what are the kernel versions that
have the bug and which don't?
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Joseph,
I tried to boot into recovery mode using 'Linux single' which is how I
understand the powerpc yaboot command. It ended in the same results Fixing
recursive fault but reboot is needed!
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I also tried the Lubuntu alternate powerpc yesterday 20121014 and it
failed as well.. It was noted on qa-tracker. I will add to this bug the
reference to the kernel that I can see after a reboot. Not on my G4 but
this is what I saw early in the scroll 'Oops: Kernel access of bad area,
sig:11 [#2]'
Greg, try Linux recovery
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Walter, you might want to confirm whether you're able to reproduce this
bug on your hardware using the latest images, to save people going on a
wild goose chase thinking this is a regression since 20121012 when it's
possible it's not a regression but is instead hardware-specific.
In particular,
using lubuntu alternate powerpc 20121012 i had no problems with an
install.
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** Package changed: ubuntu = debian-installer (Ubuntu)
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I saw this same issue testing the Ubuntu Server PPC Quantal image of
20121013 on a Powerbook G4.
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Correction the Lubuntu Alternate powerpc I was testing was dated
20121012.2.
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** Tags added: quantal
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