ioscream
March 4th, 2012, 02:55 PM
This will probably be simple for most of you.
I'm installing Ubuntu Server 64 on a spare emachine, and I'm having a problem with the installation hanging or at least stopping after the DHCPv6 configuration.
I'm booting the installation from a USB harddrive. When the keyboard configuration comes up I alt-f2 to another terminal, create /cdrom and mount the external harddrive to /cdrom (mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /cdrom) and everything appears to go as normal once I finish the keyboard configuration. It appears to hang between steps 3 and 4. I believe it's the Pre-configuration step that loads a few files and configures the network before advancing.
The system itself is not hung, but the installation does not advance to the next step. Any advice?
I'm installing Ubuntu Server 64 on a spare emachine, and I'm having a problem with the installation hanging or at least stopping after the DHCPv6 configuration.
I'm booting the installation from a USB harddrive. When the keyboard configuration comes up I alt-f2 to another terminal, create /cdrom and mount the external harddrive to /cdrom (mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /cdrom) and everything appears to go as normal once I finish the keyboard configuration. It appears to hang between steps 3 and 4. I believe it's the Pre-configuration step that loads a few files and configures the network before advancing.
The system itself is not hung, but the installation does not advance to the next step. Any advice?