apt-mirror should be run during install to find a fast mirror (was: Slow internet)
Bug #327068 reported by
oddvar
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ubiquity (Ubuntu) |
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Wishlist
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Bug Description
Hope it can be made a solution for finding the best mirror at installation. I have installed Ubuntu several times (and versions) and the installation always hang on configuring apt (scanning the mirror). This happen every time. I come to 82% installation and "less than 1 min time left" and then the system hangs for maybe 2 hours. This could be avoided if the install did an automatic scan for the fastet mirror, independent of what country I'm in.
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