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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 04/13/2014 01:14 PM, Jimmy Sjölund
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<div dir="ltr">On Sun, Apr 13, 2014 at 7:54 AM, Alex Armani <span
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<span>I had the same problem with the installer
hanging in 14:o4 at the package selection point
using the daily release a few days ago.I gave up
eventualy.Has there been any progress with this
recently? Is there any point tying agan?</span></div>
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<div>As the 14.04 is still released more or less daily
there's always a point of trying the latest iso. If you
are to run test on 14.04 I hope you log all errors to the
test cases and Launchpad?</div>
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I couldn't do much to log anything... I ran the DVD from live mode
on one, and tried to install that way only to have an error.... So,
I assumed it was the image being corrupt, or something else....<br>
So I chose to torrent it on my other computer while I was fiddling
with Jack/FFADO/Low Latency kernels/etc.. to see if I could simply
get it to work, rather than have to dual boot, or whatever....<br>
This torrent image also did not work, so I downloaded 12.04 and
e-mailed you guys.<br>
I did not log the errors. The first time, I assumed it was my error
(rather a disk, or image error... not the installer). The second
time, I decided to go straight to 'install' as I knew I could
already use the desktop with my hardware.... and then it hung up as
well. Sorry for not logging any of the info... Ubuntu has installed
so cleanly for the past few years every single time, every single
flavor that I really didn't think it was the OS/Ubiquity.... really
since somewhere around 12.04 beta the automatic testing has produced
extremely high quality dailies (actually I usually keep once machine
on the daily version, and one stable) So, I am fairly certain this
is related to the package selector, because that is when it hangs up
:)<br>
Has there been a commit to those bits of code lately? I tried this
around Friday, or something like that... I let the machine sit for
about an hour at the package screen with the spinning indicator
while I was doing work outside.<br>
If you have something specific you want me to capture in a log, then
please give the the appropriate info on what to collect.<br>
I'd be glad to help! Just give me the specific things to try, I'll
even run ubiquity from the terminal (is this possible, I have never
tried?)<br>
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