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protoinstallatioi'm trying to install lubuntu on an ibm thinkpad t43 that previously had windows xp but i got an error after almost finishing installation with "erase disk and install ubuntu"00:52
protoinstallatio"the grub-pc package failed to install into /target/"00:53
wxlprotoinstallatio: did you check the hashes on the iso and run the test install media thing at boot?\00:54
protoinstallatioyes, matched and ran as livecd perfectly00:55
protoinstallatiotried to manually partition to give enough space for swap (i don't know if this would help)00:55
protoinstallatio60gb hdd, p sure 1gb ram00:57
wxlis it still running protoinstallatio ?01:00
protoinstallatioi can boot from cd, haven't tried normal boot01:00
wxli *DOUBT* it worked if that's the error you got but i guess it's worth a shot01:00
protoinstallatiowhen i tried the second time it said ubuntu was already installed and gave me the options to install alongside but i tried the same thing01:01
wxland to be totally clear, you checked the iso first against the published hashes and then checked the media at the boot menu?01:01
wxltwo steps?01:01
protoinstallatiodidn't check disc for defects, i should do that right now01:01
wxlyes01:02
wxleven a single bit of difference can result in a problem01:02
protoinstallatiohashes matched though01:02
wxland you need to always check for two things: download issues and copy issues01:02
protoinstallatiorunning it now01:02
wxlhashes checks only the download issues01:02
protoinstallatioty for helping me btw01:07
wxlnp protoinstallatio :)01:08
protoinstallatiolol client cut off the n01:09
protoinstallatiosays no errors found01:09
wxlnah, it's the server01:09
wxlok well i guess there's other possibilities01:09
wxldisk errors etc01:09
wxltry to boot it and let me know what happens01:09
protoinstallatioum. said boot failed01:14
wxlprotoinstallatio: can you give me a screenshot of that? even a mobile one01:14
protoinstallatiouhh, is "legacy floppy disk" the right boot device01:19
wxlno :) should be your hard drive01:19
protoinstallatiostartup without interference just gives me a screen with _ only01:19
wxlok01:19
wxlrun through this process:01:19
wxlhttps://askubuntu.com/questions/145241/how-do-i-run-update-grub-from-a-livecd#14525301:19
protoinstallatio*legaacy floppy drives01:19
wxlbasically what you're going to do is boot to the live environment01:19
wxlthen mount your hard drive01:20
wxlupdate its grub (which handles booting)01:20
wxlunmount the drive01:20
wxlreboot01:20
wxlfixed :)01:20
wxlassuming everything about the install is correct except for the grub01:20
protoinstallatiocool alright, ty01:22
protoinstallatioum, the partition to mount is / ?01:37
wxlcorrect01:37
protoinstallatiohow do i open /mnt/etc/fstab01:49
wxlprotoinstallatio: i think "nano" is installed. yuou should be able to do `nano /mnt/etc/fstab`01:49
wxlit's pretty self explanator01:49
xangua Using Lubuntu 16.04 but this also happened with xubuntu, after computer enters in suspend and I try I try to come back the screen remains black02:00
wxlxangua: no matter how long it takes? even if you keep pressing buttons?02:01
xanguawxl: define how long02:01
wxlxangua: i don't know. try for 5 mins.02:01
xanguaNo, pressing buttons changes nothing02:02
wxlstrange02:02
wxlmight be a hardware issue02:02
wxlacpi is annoying02:02
xanguaWake up from suspend after 5 minutes? :-\ Never waited even a minute02:02
protoinstallatiomy boot has no grub path02:03
wxli wouldn't expect it normally, but it could happen if there's some runaway process or limited resources or something02:03
xanguaThis is an old laptop, Acer aspire, Celeron, 1 GB RAM, battery is dead by the way02:03
wxlprotoinstallatio: what happens when you run update-grub?02:03
xanguaI've used other xfce and lxde/qt based distros and suspend working OK02:04
wxlwhich suggests it being a more ubuntu-core problem02:05
wxlyou might ask in #ubuntu and see if they have any suggeestions02:05
xanguaUbuntu works OK, or at least in my new computer02:05
xanguaLast time I used regular Ubuntu on this one was Ubuntu 10.0402:05
wxlif it's your new computer, and it's a possible hardware issue, that's not really testing the same thing02:05
protoinstallatiosudo: unable to resolve host lubuntu: Connection refused02:06
xanguaI do remember this started happening after xubuntu switched to light DM/locker and that was one of the causes I switched distros02:07
wxlprotoinstallatio: weird!02:07
wxlxangua: then swap out lightdm for something else. sddm or slim and see if you have the same problem.02:07
wxlxangua: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UnderstandingSuspend may give some insight too02:08
wxlxangua: i have noticed that things seem a bit less snappy with systemd. i don't want to go blaming it or anything, but there may be some tweaking it needs02:08
xanguaBlack screen again, gonna restart and remove light locker02:15
xanguaApparently everything is working OK with xscreensaver03:20
xanguaIt just looks a little ugly :-P03:21
xanguaSo I found a workaround for light locker/suspend/black screen and apparently I can use light locker now14:42
wxlxangua: do tell14:43
xanguaBasically disable lock when suspend in light locker settings and enable it in xfce power settings14:44
xanguaNot disable light locker, but just lock when suspend14:45
wxlxangua: maybe file a bug report14:47
xanguawxl: the workaround is already in the launchpad bug report14:47
wxlxangua: ah good. can you link me?14:47
xanguawxl: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xfce4-power-manager/+bug/1259339 see comment #3014:49
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1303736 in xubuntu-default-settings (Ubuntu) "duplicate for #1259339 [SRU] Black screen after wakeup from suspending by closing the laptop lid" [High,Fix released]14:49

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