verifying download...checksum matches OK
used 627728384 local, fetched 97034696
I tried installing, not the boot path that allows you to test the OS, the INSTALL menu choice.
I answered the questions. No screen with anything partition related.
The installer started, then shortly crashed, and up comes the "Live CD" interface, with the icon to "Install Ubuntu 10.04" and also the Crash Repoter said it had captured a crash in program ubiquity, so I click to send the report and then a screen comes up talking about "install.py".
Also, from the detail screen of the original crash report, I clicked to expand one of the details, and it looked like the code running was actually 20100219 code, not 20100222 code. Did the zsync not update properly then?
I updated my ISO as follows:
zsync -i ./lucid- desktop- i386_20100222. iso http:// cdimage. ubuntu. com/daily- live/20100222/ lucid-desktop- i386.iso. zsync
After making a copy of the iso image to the new datestamp filename. The last update from zsync was as follows:
downloading from http:// cdimage. ubuntu. com/daily- live/20100222/ lucid-desktop- i386.iso: ####### ###### 100.0% 153.8 kBps DONE
#######
verifying download...checksum matches OK
used 627728384 local, fetched 97034696
I tried installing, not the boot path that allows you to test the OS, the INSTALL menu choice.
I answered the questions. No screen with anything partition related.
The installer started, then shortly crashed, and up comes the "Live CD" interface, with the icon to "Install Ubuntu 10.04" and also the Crash Repoter said it had captured a crash in program ubiquity, so I click to send the report and then a screen comes up talking about "install.py".
Also, from the detail screen of the original crash report, I clicked to expand one of the details, and it looked like the code running was actually 20100219 code, not 20100222 code. Did the zsync not update properly then?
aaaahhh, looks like that is a problem...
$ md5sum lucid-desktop- i386_20100219. iso abf0f110bcdbf22 f4 lucid-desktop- i386_20100219. iso
813ebd0cee7935e
$ md5sum lucid-desktop- i386_20100222. iso abf0f110bcdbf22 f4 lucid-desktop- i386_20100222. iso
813ebd0cee7935e
So it seems the command did not update the ISO, even though it says it did. Suggestions? Thanks!