I made an updated Lucid bootable USB flash drive that boots fine on one
computer but gives the initramfs "unable to find a medium containing a
live file system" error when I tried to boot it on an HP elitebook
8540p. After some googling I found a suggestion to try to boot from a
different USB port
I can confirm the problem with the jaunty live daily desktop cd (april
14, 2009) and persistence. I just used usb-creator to create bootable
usb stick of latest jaunty and during boot it goes to busybox and
initramfs. However, if I press F6 during boot and remove "persistent"
from kernel boot com
I've been having problems in the last week or two with jaunty daily-live
desktop iso images which I used with usb-creator to make a liveusb stick
where it will drop into busybox initramfs when I try to boot the
usbstick. I found that when I try to boot I need to press F6 key, go to
expert mode, re
A reboot should not make a difference when running the liveCD. I think
you are running an installed version of ubuntu, I'm glad to hear that
the trashcan is now working for you.
If anyone has a suggestion about fixing the trashcan on the liveCD I
will be glad to help. The ubuntu liveCD (desktop
The screen locking behavior still needs work in the latest edgy liveCD,
Sept. 5, 2006 build. The problem with the user being able to lock the
screen and not be able to unlock the screen has been fixed which is
good.
The edgy liveCD user is still presented with options to lock the screen,
in the s
Public bug reported:
I tested the September 5, 2006 release of the edgy i386 desktop CD and
ran it as a liveCD. The Trash icon in the lower right corner of the
desktop always says it's empty, even when it is not empty.
Files dropped into the trashcan will go into the ~/.Trash directory as
expect
I've got the same problem on my home dapper system. This computer is an
old PII 400 MHz machine with a nearly dead mainboard battery.
I found a couple of other similar bugs:
44166
44737
The info in bug #44166 suggests a problem with networking startup
scripts during the boot process.
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ntpdat
I've got the same problem on my home dapper system. I've checked the
sync box many times but on most days I find that my system time is wrong
and ntp is not running and the sync check box is not checked.
This computer is an old PII 400 MHz machine, the on board motherboard
battery is dead so it l
