=== StevenK is now known as Guest40324 === Guest40324 is now known as StevenK [10:09] ev: We need to get Wubi updated for 12.04.2, but I'm going to be flat-out today with other verification work and writing up change summaries and such [10:09] on it [10:10] ev: Do you think you could take care of that for me, since you'd have to do the build anyway? :-) Note that (a) we need to update URLs for most products, not just Ubuntu (check which ones were released for 12.04.1, that's a good guide) and (b) it needs to be signed by IS [10:10] Thanks a lot [10:10] sure thing === kentb-out is now known as kentb === zequence_ is now known as zequence [21:01] hi im installing ubunt12.04.1 server from 1gb USB (sdb) TO 8gb USB (sda) [21:02] but grub2 install fails [21:04] ive opened a shell but unsure what command might fix this [21:04] ive been searching but cant seem to find situation similar enough to mine... dont want to start entering commands willy nilly [21:06] the "grub-pc" package failed to install to /target/ [21:07] one option seems to be leaving the install where it is, and booting up into a live cd to fix it... hmm, but it seems like something i should be able to fix without doing all that? [21:11] can you extract the installer log? [21:11] it's in /var/log/syslog - you can 'anna-install openssh-client' to get scp and copy it to another machine [21:11] /var/log/partman might help too [21:25] hi watson i started a reinstall before i seen your message [21:26] i changed a bios setting for usb drives that i changed from AUTO to FIXED [21:27] the 8gb drive is 4gb ext4 / ,and 2gb swap [21:27] I would rather debug the exact same environment you started with if possible, rather than introducing new variables [21:27] isee [21:28] another thing i had rebooted my router during the ubuntu install too, then wondered if that might have caused the grub error [21:28] Yes, quite possible [21:29] Because that's a package installation error, not actually a failure to install GRUB the boot loader [21:29] oh lol [21:29] So it could be caused by an interrupted download [21:29] I can't recall whether it's easy to fix in place though unless you're an expert, though, so it was probably best to start again anyway [21:31] this is the first time im putting ubuntu on usb stick... any advice besides noatime? im convinced usb should suffice for the light duties i use [21:31] I don't have much personal experience with that mode [21:32] Also it's my evening - happy to debug blocking failures but don't really want to get into system design :) [21:32] noatime will help, removing the journal from the filesystem will also cut down on premature flash burnout. [21:33] At the expense, of course, of filesystem reliability.