I can confirm this issue occurs on an Acer Aspire E 15 - E5-511G-P239 with the 4.15.0-30-generic kernel.
Seems to hang somewhere in the suspend process. Interestingly, the fan controller seems to...
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I can confirm this issue occurs on an Acer Aspire E 15 - E5-511G-P239 with the 4.15.0-30-generic kernel.
Seems to hang somewhere in the suspend process. Interestingly, the fan controller seems to...
Since a lot of people seem to have slow downloads, I think I might change the built in downloader to an http one, although I'll leave the torrent source code there, as when the installer gets big, I...
I'm just uploading the source to the cutlersoftware site (8 mins remaining), as I still havn't managed to get bazar working.
To compile, you need:
The NSIS compiler (I was using the windows...
I'm fairly sure it WILL NOT work, the reason being the kernels in the installer and the CD must match, and the kernel in the installer is x86. You'd probably need to recompile the installer from...
New NSIS installer made.
It's single installation mode. Supports FAT32 (only partially tested) as well as NTFS. Supports Windows 95 (part tested), Windows 98 (untested), Windows 2000 (untested),...
dpcfMander: For Tux's version, yep. If it's my (older) NSIS version, run uninstall from Add/Remove Programs.
I'm away at the moment (for the next ~48 hours), so I probably won't get a chance to...
Hi,
I read tux's long post about using ntfs aas the root. While I agree with most of it, here are a few points I picked up on:
1. using the root of the ntfs as the root of ubuntu isn't really...
EDIT: about using dd to convert image file to a real partition:
We can't really use that, or a system based on that, as a final solution, because consider this:
A user has a 60GB disk
The...
When we initially started, concerns about security descriptors were what headed us towards a loopmounted image - we need to make sure the security descriptors work from the ubuntu side otherwise we...
did anyone see my reply to ago's last post? I'm convinced I wrote out and posted a reply, but it seems it vanished!
Anyway, I'll have a go at running some benchmarks with different disk types to...
That confirms what I had suspected for a while. Qemu-img used on NTFS creates the file, and sets the file size, but doesn't actually allocate the file (thats why it's so quick). When you then use...
For now, use the qemu-img tool to create a new one.
As far as editing the boot.ini goes:
Make sure your an administrator user
Make sure the file isn't set as read only or system (right click...
Yep. I've tested it and it works on my Windows 95 PC with 16MB of ram as far as the grub menu - won't boot ubuntu with so little ram tho, just locks up. I've managed to get a setup where the user...
For those of you who are testing this but don't much want to break your installation, you can very easily make an entire backup copy of the \ubuntu folder in windows. If you then break your...
Has anyone had any success tinkering with grldr and vista to get it to boot. I've found, that contrary to some microsoft docs, the vista bootmgr CAN chainload 16 bit real mode code, without any...
Hi,
Although a lot of work has been put into the NSIS installer, I do think it would be worth looking at a cross platform front end, because if it all works smoothly, it's so much less maintanance...
Hi,
I've created Wubi as a launchpad product, and added the team as drivers. I've had a go at creating a bazzar branch, although the following doesn't seem to work:
bzr push...
tux: I have made a version of the installer that can be run from a batch file, and uses grub, grldr, menu.lst, linux, initrd.gz and preseed.cfg from the directory it's in. By sticking that in a...
Hi,
Quite a lot of the things you suggested are already working in the nsis installer. If the NSIS installer detects an iso with the correct file name in it's directory or other obvious locations...
Yep, I agree with you there, since the full whitelist spec looks like a lot of work, for not much immediate gain, I'll just use a blacklist system, and that'll be fairly easy to implement, and just...
I'm considering a pre-installation hardware detection to detect hardware thats incompatible with ubuntu (everyone must have tried to get ubuntu going on some old machine just to find it simply won't...
I'm just thinking the batch files can't be as simple as you envision, because they've got to make the decisions as to which forms should be displayed, and the installer now isn't as linear as it used...
It's an idea, but I'm still not sure I like the idea of batch files. How about replacing the batch files in your design with say VBScript files (there is a vbscript interpreter in windows, just like...
I don't know how much of a priority everyone thinks hardware detection is, but it would be quite easy to get windows to spit out a list of all the hardware id's of every piece of PnP hardware. That...
it was mainly the installing packages that took a long time, as it seemed to take a few minutes for every package, with the HD light on solidly throughout, so I suspect some PIO/DMA problem as ago...