Public bug reported:
I have installed Ubuntu 17.10 (amd64) several times now and I have
noticed it retains an issue that has been present in the Ubuntu
installer (I forget its name) for several years, if not since the
inception of the current installer so my apologies for only just
reporting this.
If you install Ubuntu on a computer that has an active ethernet internet
connection and you choose the 'Download updates while installing Ubuntu'
option, this doesn't happen. Instead, the Ubuntu software updater
usually finds several packages that require updating upon first boot
which means choosing 'Download updates while installing Ubuntu' doesn't
work.
If this can't be made to work so that no further updates are required on
first boot then this option should be removed from the 18.04 installer
because it doesn't do what it claims.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: bot-comment
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'Download updates while installing Ubuntu' install option doesn't work
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