Hi everyone,
in my situation (installation by USB drive, lubuntu 22.04.4), I've followed
these steps:
1. Started a normal installation process and waited the error occurs
2. Reboot computer
3. Started a new installation process and at the hard disk partitioning stage,
selected manual mode, and
I just downloaded the ISO, and used that ISO to start a Virtualbox guest
installation and got this error. No flash drives or physical mediums.
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I got this problem. With ubuntu 20.04 and 20.10.
The downloaded iso was ok. Checked by SHA-256 hash sum.
Bootable usb device made with Rufus under Windows 8.1.
Got bloc errors : 2. But no problems found with chkdsk.
The check at the linux set up start gives 1 error too.
The squashfs errors occur.
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Corrupted installation medium
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Probably a bad/currupted hard drive. been having issues with it. still
trying to fix.
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Hi.
I'd like to add some more information to help so solve this bug.
In my case I'm pretty sure that it is a bug. I think it is hardware
compatibility problem. In my case it does not seems to be a faulty
hardware problem.
Using exactly the same hardware with the same USB stick (SD card with
USB
Reimiging the install media worked for me. Other than that, I regret my
lack of knowledge.
Good luck, and please stay safe.
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I reimaged my install stick, then tried the installation (install USB ->
destination USB) on a bigger and faster computer. It worked fine the second
time.
I made the first attempt on a repurposed Asus CR-16 Chromebook that had
been upgraded to 8 Gb memory and 128 Gb SSD, and the second on an
I'm unable to install
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I was about to reply @guiverc to rant about how unlikely corrupt media
is when you download something over TLS and the download wasn't
truncated, then I read @jiitee's comment.
I didn't have hyper-v enabled, but I had WSL and thus virtualization
services. Turning WSL and Virtualisation Services
Disabling hyper-v in windows helped! The error message seems to be totally
wrong.
Best regards,
Juha
to 9. heinäk. 2020 klo 4.10 eli <1874...@bugs.launchpad.net> kirjoitti:
> same issue when installing in virtualbox. I verified the checksums of
> the iso and they were correct. I would assume
same issue when installing in virtualbox. I verified the checksums of
the iso and they were correct. I would assume then, that there is an
issue with the installer since it also fails on bare metal as well as
here.
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@Kristoffer / umeaboy - the most common failure in my experience is the
WRITE to the install media (assuming your ISO was checked after download
& computed valid).
For releases up to (but not including) 20.04, see
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/CDIntegrityCheck
where "Check Disc
I downloaded and checked the iso once again and it was deemed OK.
Still this issue appears only with this version of Ubuntu back to 16.04.
16.04 works just fine.
If the USB stick works otherwise just fine to install either Windows
and/or Mageia there has to be something wrong with the installer
The weird thing about this is that I know that my USB stick is working
properly since I can burn the 16.04 LTS iso on it and complete the
installation without any issues.
It also works with other iso files for other Linux distros regardless of
what what version I use.
For instance, Mageia (RPM
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