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kasi.logu, may I ask for what reason was the status changed to fix
committed given that 9.10 is out?
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There's no need to change a bug from triaged to confirmed
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For those just joining us, here is a workaround I posted a while back:
"One possible solution would be to convert the vfat volume to ntfs. This can be
done if the volume in question is NOT a system or otherwise un-dismountable
volume.
The command to do this, under windows xp, is:
convert x: /FS
As mentioned above Wubi ( 9.04 or even 8.10 ) can not be identified by fs FAT32
, if you want to fix this problem , you must install it on a NTFS partition ,
because I got the same problem before .
So I created a new NTFS partition on my hard disk and installed WUBI 9.04 on
this new partition ,
Scratch that. The work around make it get worse with each progressive
upgrade. 9.04 update nuked the whole thing. Had to uninstall Ubuntu. :(
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Thanks @Death Rider that allowed me to work around the issue and install
the update.
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On a new install last night on a different machine I did steps 1-3
before running the software updater. It ran with no problems on any of
the installation packages.
Seems like the fix for these packages could be as simple as changing the
pre-install scripts to rename / move the files versus hard
I saw a lot of fixes listed here but I was just lazy I guess. Here is
what I did.
1. sudo su -
--> I rooted
2. cd /boot
3. for each in `ls *-generic`
do
mv $each $each.old
done
Since packages already in /var/cache/apt/archives from failed update.
4. cd /var/opt/cache/arc
I can not say I fixed the problem but I came around it. After the last
update 2.6.27-12 the update worked perfectly and I removed the 2.6.27-11
and so far noting bad has happened.
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This doesn't fix the problem, but it does eliminate it. I am running off
of kernel 2.6.27-11-generic and I was trying to update an older version
of the kernel. I used synoptic package manager to delete the older
version and I no longer am bothered by the updates to that older version
that fail to i
Thanks daniel.
I've done as you suggested, and have converted Windows to NTFS, then
reinstalled Wubi. Things seem to be working well now. The convert to
NTFS also seems to have fixed a related problem, bug 332346. I'm not
sure they're related, but any FAT32 workaround may want to consider that
Hi, to answer your questions:
1) It can't be done from the wubi image, since it's located on the
partition you would be converting. You can use either windows commands
(I gave some on a previous post) or from another linux system, like the
live cd.
1a&b) It's a limitation of the fat32 file system
Hi, I seem to have the same problem as mentioned above: can't install
linux-image-2.6.27-7 from Wubi. While I've seen the comments above, I'm
unclear about the details of the workaround/solution.
1) If I'm converting a partition to NTFS, would I be doing this under Windows,
or the Wubi image?
1a
Bob: Ubuntu is independent of the characteristics of the underlying
filesystem provided that they meet certain minimum standards, specified
in a standard called POSIX. However, FAT is a particularly incapable
filesystem and does not meet these standards.
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Lo he solucionado haciendo una particion NTFS en vez de FAT 32
Manuel 6d2
De: Alessandro B.
Para: manuel...@yahoo.es
Enviado: miércoles, 18 de febrero, 2009 11:16:23
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I had the same
I had the same problem: Xubuntu 32bit installed via WUBI on a FAT32
partition.
I have removed the obstacle uninstalling the older linux-
image-2.6.27-7-generic package (via synaptic, I am currently on
2.6.27-11-generic). However, as a precaution I have also installed
linux-image-2.6.27-9-generic a
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I gave a command to convert the filesystem a few posts back
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/wubi/+bug/252900/comments/9) for those who need it.
And regarding Bob's post, it was pointed out on the first post that this is
probably a result of fat not supporting hard-links.
As an aside, please remove an
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unconcerned with lower level formats.
Sounds like either a design flaw in Ubuntu (Linux) or a bug.
Regards Bob
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Subject: [Bug 252900] Re: vfat : wubi 8.04.1-rev506 kernel upgrade fails
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Date: Saturday, February
Hi, folks:
Fix for the bug THAT WORKED for me:
1) Convert the file structure on the partition Ubuntu resides on from FAT to
NTFS.
2) Reload Ubuntu
All updates and patches will apply without fail.
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Since there is a new kernel available, this bug is not elevant any more.
Just clean up the buggish kernel and it will not bother you with
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It might make sense to have dpkg handle this case. It's awkward that
link() gets EPERM in this case though, since that can also mean that the
source of the link is a directory.
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@michel Duhurt
You are welcome, glad it worked for you.
@Broomer68
That was one of the reasons I forgot to mention as not allowing for a
conversion. If you don't need more space on that recovery partition, you could
shrink it using the partition editor in the livecd, and using that space for
th
Converting the disk is not a viable solution for me as it will break my
Windows-XP recovery partition, and I need that for (eventually) reinstalling
the original OEM-XP.
The recovery program used to create the image only accepts Fat partitions.
I decided when I tried Ubuntu on this laptop, that
daniel a écrit :
> One possible solution would be to convert the vfat volume to ntfs. This can
> be done if the volume in question is NOT a system or otherwise
> un-dismountable volume.
> The command to do this, under windows xp, is:
>
> convert x: /FS:NTFS /NoSecurity
>
> where x is the drive le
One possible solution would be to convert the vfat volume to ntfs. This can be
done if the volume in question is NOT a system or otherwise un-dismountable
volume.
The command to do this, under windows xp, is:
convert x: /FS:NTFS /NoSecurity
where x is the drive letter of the volume.
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