I used virtualbox to confirm the following
1) installer formats the disk = permissions are set correctly
2) install to an existing disk = it does not change the permissions for
that disk.
okay, so I guess it's not really a bug... but it is not the behavior
that I would expect when doing an INST
By wrong I mean world writable. If the permissions are set to world
writable beforehand, and then you install Ubuntu without formatting the
volume, and they remain world writable, then that's not really a bug.
By choosing not to format the partition you are opting to retain as much
about the curre
@Peter,
for help with installing, please go and try the interactive chat at
irc.freenode.net
see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/IRC
also: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation
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sorry for the delay, I ran out of time, will try to get
I am submitting a courtesy reply. For a novice all these dos type writings are
perplexing. I cannot get Ubuntu to install with any of the 3 major installers
and am quite proficient with Windows.
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Thank you Brian but for a novice this is perplexing with all the dos type
wrings. I cannot get any of the three installers to install Ubuntu so it will
remember times etc. This is a courtesy reply
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I have had no luck with the 3 main installers with Ubuntu 12.04 and Ubuntu
13.04.
They remember nothing like time bookmarks etc.
I am submitting this a courtesy reply.
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And did you have the permissions on that volume set wrong before
installing Ubuntu?
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okay, give me a few hours... and I will do another repro using vbox.
But I have already reprod this 3 times using a real hard disk partition.
basically I have a multiboot system with about a dozen partitions... but
I'm sure you don't need anywhere near that many to repro this.
to install
Could you please try recreating this and providing us with a detailed
test case? Thanks in advance.
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I then booted that same system using an Ubuntu 14.04 Live CD and mount
the existing Ubuntu partition and did an 'rm -fr' in the root partition.
Then I choose something else when installing Ubuntu and used the
existing partition and swap partition. Again, I was unable to recreate
this bug.
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I mean unpartitioned.
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I was unable to recreate this using a fresh install of Ubuntu on an
unformatted disk.
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I just remembered one important difference in the install, I did not
format the disk I used an existing empty partition.
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ah yes
drwxrwxrwx 23 root root 4096 Mar 10 12:44 /
thanks!!!
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Hi Philip,
yes. Sorry for my mistake.
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You mean ls -ld /
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Hi,
we need some more information. From a terminal window please run:
ls -l /
and then change the status of the bug to 'Confirmed'.
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