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The problem exists. I can't find a solution
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ubuntu 10.10 beta netbook 386 hanging under Virtualbox
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I have the smae problem with an updated and clean install of netbook edition.
The regular gnome desktop works fine, seems like the problem is only related to
the new netbook UI, witch was what I needed to test, sadly :-(
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It is really improbable that a download mistake would allow a regular
installation run and then cause such an error. But yes, I've checked on
your request, and the MD5 is correct.
Yes, the machine has hardware virtualisation. But actually I am not sure
whether VirtualBox makes use of it.
What do
Hello Hadmut
Have you verified md5 sums of downloaded images?
Are you runnig VM on a processor that support hardware virtualisation (-v or
-vt)?
Can you use testdrive instead?
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and trying to help make Ubuntu
better. However, it seems that you are no
OK, I found the problem, strace helps:
The last actions before printing the error message are several file access
methods to /usr/lib/i486-linux-gnu :
...
1290 open("/usr/lib/i486-linux-gnu/i686/sse2/libtxc_dxtn.so", O_RDONLY) = -1
ENOENT (No such file or directory)
1290 stat64("/usr/lib/i4
OK, I got some steps further.
Got the grub prompt, you just have to hit a very small time slice with
pressing the button. Now got ssh access.
- apt-get upgrade to lastest packages does not help.
- problem seems to be that there is no window manager running.
env DISPLAY=:0.0 xlogo
works, bu
Funny detail: The autolock works. Although there is nothing on the
screen but the background, the auto screen lock locks the display after
some time, and properly asks for the password. But then, you are at the
empty screen again.
:-)
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ubuntu 10.10 beta netbook 386 hanging under Virtualbox
htt
