Well, I modified the:
/***
self.write.flush()
***/
to become:
/***
try:
self.write.flush()
except:
pass
Now this time, I run "ubiquity gui_gtk" in uxterm (that I had to installed, no terminal on DVD?).
It now stopped when I though it would open a window, with in uxterm:
illegal instruction
And now I hit a new bug a few line later (as seen at the end of my /var/log/syslog):
debconf.py line 89:
status = int(status)
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: ''
Well, have to manually write it... did not find how to copy from uxterm.
Well, I modified the: write.flush( ) write.flush( )
/***
self.
***/
to become:
/***
try:
self.
except:
pass
Now this time, I run "ubiquity gui_gtk" in uxterm (that I had to installed, no terminal on DVD?).
It now stopped when I though it would open a window, with in uxterm:
illegal instruction
And now I hit a new bug a few line later (as seen at the end of my /var/log/syslog):
debconf.py line 89:
status = int(status)
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: ''
Well, have to manually write it... did not find how to copy from uxterm.