*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1507002 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1507002
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 1499746
Early Syslinux Boot Error in pendrive made with the Ubuntu Startup Disk
Creator
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1507002
"boot error"
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1499746 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1499746
There is still a problem. The original bug reports 64 bit. The bug is
marked as resolved. It is indeed resolved for 64 bit but very much
unresolved for 32 bit. Since 32 bit is part of the official Ubuntu
rel
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1499746 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1499746
I think this is the same issue as another one I just found so marking as
a duplicate. If you think otherwise, feel free to unmark it and I'll
try to help troubleshoot.
** This bug has been marked a duplic
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1499746 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1499746
I tried to reproduce this using the usb startup disk creator in 15.10
and can't because it seems that it is completely fubar. I will file a
separate bug report for the issues I ran into since you did not, b
Finally, finally, some progress. The startup disk creator fails for 32 but
15.10 but dd works!
I can finally produce a usb stick which works.
If you can confirm the problem on your machine then we can assign the
problem to startup disk creator. From my point of view dd gives me a
solution I can l
I just did another experiment. There is something illogical about using this
machine with 12GB to make a 32 bit stick, so I tried using Startup disk creator
on a laptop with 32 bit Ubuntu. This one I updated using a DVD with 15.10 32
bit. Exactly the same problem comes up: from a power off a boo
Does the 32 usb stick boot correctly on your machine? I have been using the
startup disk creator from day 1 since that is what is described in the help.
Upon thinking I have always used this particular machine to run the startup
disk creator. It works fine for the 64 bit version. If you manage to
We need to ascertain what is causing the problem first. Yes, the 32 bit
install works fine for most people.
dd is a command to copy data around. Assuming the usb stick is
/dev/sdb, you can use it to copy the iso image to the stick with:
sudo dd if=ubuntu-etc.iso of=/dev/sdb
Make sure it really
I forgot to mention that I use startup disk creator. I don't know what
dd is or how it is different from startup disk creator.
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15.10 32 b
On my laptop I tried UEFI and BIOS. In UEFI it would not give an error -
it would just ignore the usb stick and go directly into the usual
Ubuntu. I take this to mean that in UEFI it is intelligent enough to
know that something is wrong, but rather than giving an error, it just
ignores the usb stic
For what it is worth, the 64 bit version should be fine with 2g of ram.
How did you prepare the USB stick? With the USB startup disk creator,
or with dd? Can you make sure the firmware is set to boot in
legacy/bios mode, and NOT UEFI mode?
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I brought up the vm for the single reason to check the iso was OK. I was
sure it was OK but another confirmation didn't hurt.
Yes, yes, the REAL problem is on real hardware. I can't find even one
computer where the usb stick will work. I tried it originally on this
machine which is less than 1 yea
I'm saying it is a known issue that the 32 bit version can't be used in
UEFI only machines. Works fine with conventional bios though.
I'm a bit confused now though.. I thought this was only an issue in a
vm? Are you saying you can't get a real usb stick to work on real
hardware? Is this hardwar
Virtual machines aren't really the problem. I didn't delve into it
deeply, but one of the options is select an iso file. I just went to the
Downloads folder and pointed to the 32 bit iso. Later on I see my disk
listed as SATA which points to the vdi file and an IDE optical drive
which would point t
For what it's worth, I just tried the i386 image under a 32 bit qemu
virtual machine and it booted just fine.
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Title:
15.10 32 bit download gives
When you "use the iso file directly" you attach it to the virtual
machine either as a virtual hard disk, or a virtual cdrom. Either
*should* work, but there are some important differences.
I suspect that the 32 bit image does not have a 32 bit grub boot loader
listed in the cdrom el torito boot c
Hi Phillip,
You are mixing apples and oranges. Let me clarify. With the virtual machine I
use the iso file directly - no problem there.
It is the boot from power off using a boot from a usb disk on key, where
there is a problem. In that case it passes the BIOS and tries to boot. I
just did it on
You should be able to take a screen shot using virtualbox. Also when
you added the usb device to the virtual machine, did you add it as a
cdrom or hard disk?
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When I created the virtual machine I used the iso directly (there is an option
to directly use an iso).
I can't provide any screen shots. I power down the machine, put in the USB disk
on key and attempt to boot from it.
Very quickly it gives me the "boot error", and is stuck. I am not yet under
And when you created the virtual machine, did you select BIOS, or UEFI?
Can you provide a screen shot of this message?
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Title:
15.10 32 bit downl
I am using Startup Disk Creator, which I also used for the 64 bit edition. The
64 bit works fine. I get
7d483b990de4e1369b76b7b693737191 ubuntu-15.10-desktop-i386.iso
I used this iso to set up a VirtualBox machine and I also burned a DVD using
it. The DVD worked fine.
The only thing which consi
How are you setting up the usb stick? With the USB Creator in Ubuntu?
Or some other way? Can you run md5sum on the .iso file?
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Title:
15.10 32
Hi Philip,
Yesterday I tried again to download the latest 15.10 32 bit, just in case
something might have changed. The error I get is simply "boot error".
As to the question if it is machine specific the answer is "no". I though
something might be wrong with my disk on key so I took it to the sto
We will need the exact error message to have any idea what happened.
Also is this a UEFI only machine?
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