would not install
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debian-installer (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
Binary package hint: debian-installer
I have an older version of Ubuntu, 7.1 I think. Previously, I installed a new vid card, NVIDIA 7900GS and it broke the installation. I did not know how to fix it, so, I left it alone. The other day, I decided to try again with an updated version, 8.1. I confirmed that the old installation was still broken first. I, then, tried the 8.1 regular and it stuck partway through the installation process. It got to a point where there were funny colors and patterns being displayed on my monitor. The hard drive was still clicking so I left it alone. After the hard drive stopped operating, I tried pressing enter and tab and arrow keys, hoping that it was stuck and needed a simple response from me. It didn't work. I tried to to use the alternate installer as well with no luck.
This is my setup:
AMD Athlon64x2 4200
2-WD raptors in raid 0 as boot drive
1-160 maxtor 2nd hard drive
WinXP
For the 7.1 Ubuntu installation, I disconnected power to the raid array and installed Ubuntu on the 2nd drive. This way, Windows would still maintain boot priority without asking which OS to boot into. If i needed to go into Linux, I would change the boot sequence at startup.
Jullian
Changed in debian-installer (Ubuntu): | |
status: | New → Incomplete |
Hello Jullian!
Would you please clarify what part of the video card installation "broke the installation"? Do you still possess any of the logs that would indicate a specific problem?
Has this issue been solved with a later release of Ubuntu?
Best regards,
Mike