I'm seeing this too, Ubuntu 14.04 server install on a USB3 key to a
4.4GHz machine. I agree that it looks like a race.
You don't need to explain all the ways in which this is probably a
terrible idea, but since the current workaround (in #21) is involves
upgrading from 12.04 to 14.04 and sounds p
Sparhawk, the instructions are as linked to by Jared's comment.
Also please check for a BIOS update, thanks.
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Hi, I'm the upstream maintainer. Can you check that ACPI PCI hotplug is
enabled in your kernel, and try forcing it on if it isn't? Thanks.
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I just hit the same problem; the installer crashes when "Installing
grub2.." is visible. I'm installing from the beta2 amd64 desktop ISO,
and it's an EFI machine.
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Hi,
Luca pointed me at the tarball, you can get it from: www.realtek.com >
Download > Computer Peripheral ICS > Card Reader Solution > Card Reader
Controllers > Software > section "Unix (Linux)"
I could now add support for this controller to the mainline kernel, but
I don't have hardware to test
I can confirm that this patch fixes the issue for me; please consider
merging it. Thanks!
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Seems fixed in gutsy. This bug could be closed.
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You should add a "unset command" after the whence line, else an empty
line after the line that caused a suggestion will repeat the suggestion
due to command still being set.
I think it's also a serious bug that you're overwriting precmd() -- my
precmd sets my prompt, for example.
Thanks for the p
