ubuntu 14.04 stuck (apparently) during install
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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ubiquity (Ubuntu) |
Expired
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Undecided
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Bug Description
Ubuntu 14.04 Install appears to have hung.
Install is unable to proceed beyond the user options screen. There is no dialogue button for <next> or any other way for the user to tell the install to continue.
This install was started from live desktop icon. The install then appeared to proceed without a hitch. I went through install screens as install was being processed.
I left the machine a while when it asked for install options for username / password. The install continued in the background. User login details were finally added. But the screen did not allow progress from this point. The install process completed - and there was no more disk activity. But that was all.
The screen has not hung: it is possible to edit the user details. But the only dialogue options are <Back> and <Connect>.
The < Connect > button is greyed out and will not accept selection. There is no way to progress from this point.
The install parameters were as follows:
forcepae, encrypted lvm, no network connection, over-write blank space
Machine:
IBM Thinkpad X40 Pentium-M
The machine booted into live environment after I added the forcepae option for certain Pentium-M Thinkpads (as per instructions here: http://
The following user details were entered/selected: your name, computer's name, username, password, confirm password, require my password to login.
The following details were not selected: encrypt my home folder, login automatically.
The workaround to this bug was to click <back> and then <continue> again.
The install then offered a <continue> option on the user details screen instead of the odd, impotent <connect> option.