Got it. Unfortunately my PCMCIA usb2 card stop working and I have installed it trough an USB1 port. And with my surprise all goes fast enough.
All worked fine (as with 13.04 tarball) but now, after the second try I can report my experience. The test was made on a Dell C400 with a P3 866mhz and 768mb ram. The Disk is a 30GB 4200rpm with two partition. Full specs here http://phillw.net/hardware/FT95k58f . About the usb maker script: even if I had no problem with it a basic linux user could be scared, too many commands to paste, would be better have a single script that manage everything, from the selection of the target drive to the copy of the selected tarball (if needed). My humble opinion. About the installer, it started with a warning: error: attempt to read or write outside of disk 'hd0' but worked anyway. All goes well till the choice of the tarball, is a bit confusing when you ask to select a special tarball or a general one. I choose the special because was highlighted and because I read your readme file. A simple explanation on the windows would be ok. The disk was wiped as expected and a unique partition was created correctly. The warning are well positioned. The installer worked damn fast even with such a slow usb port and in minutes I was on user login. Now... Who is guru user?? :D I know user and host can be change easily but will be nice have a procedure to create a personal user like on alternate install or at least a message informing the user and pass of the final system without open the readme page. For the rest is the same good Lubuntu. :) Generally this installer rocks. It's really a good work my friend, windows xp has a new enemy now. For any question I'm here. F. -- Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~lubuntu-qa Post to : lubuntu-qa@lists.launchpad.net Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~lubuntu-qa More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
