Cant install ubuntu from partition
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I am currently having an issue with Ubuntu where i can't install any versions or distros based off ubuntu. If i try, it throws about 40 of the same error, stdin: Invalid argument, then goes to initramfs recovery shell.
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I am currently having an issue with Ubuntu where i can't install any versions or distros based off ubuntu. If i try, it throws about 40 of the same error, stdin: Invalid argument, then goes to initramfs recovery shell.
boot system-installation initramfs
I'd try to whipe the disk clean (Diskpart on windows or gparted on linux) then be sure to select UEFI boot mode, not legacy, as (from what I've seen) ubuntu doesnt like it, while windows doesnt care
– Alex Gagne
Feb 16 at 19:56
Ubuntu 'don't care' if you are booting legacy or uefi. But on a dual/multiboot system, all OS's must boot in same mode if you want it to work seamlessly.
– Soren A
Feb 16 at 20:11
That's just it though, i don't have anything beside gparted live.
– user695305
Feb 16 at 20:13
Is this problem occurring before or after installing Ubuntu?
– user535733
Feb 16 at 21:51
Before. Ubuntu refuses to boot because it cannot locate the squashfs image containing the live filesystem
– user695305
Feb 17 at 10:20
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I am currently having an issue with Ubuntu where i can't install any versions or distros based off ubuntu. If i try, it throws about 40 of the same error, stdin: Invalid argument, then goes to initramfs recovery shell.
boot system-installation initramfs
I am currently having an issue with Ubuntu where i can't install any versions or distros based off ubuntu. If i try, it throws about 40 of the same error, stdin: Invalid argument, then goes to initramfs recovery shell.
boot system-installation initramfs
boot system-installation initramfs
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I'd try to whipe the disk clean (Diskpart on windows or gparted on linux) then be sure to select UEFI boot mode, not legacy, as (from what I've seen) ubuntu doesnt like it, while windows doesnt care
– Alex Gagne
Feb 16 at 19:56
Ubuntu 'don't care' if you are booting legacy or uefi. But on a dual/multiboot system, all OS's must boot in same mode if you want it to work seamlessly.
– Soren A
Feb 16 at 20:11
That's just it though, i don't have anything beside gparted live.
– user695305
Feb 16 at 20:13
Is this problem occurring before or after installing Ubuntu?
– user535733
Feb 16 at 21:51
Before. Ubuntu refuses to boot because it cannot locate the squashfs image containing the live filesystem
– user695305
Feb 17 at 10:20
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I'd try to whipe the disk clean (Diskpart on windows or gparted on linux) then be sure to select UEFI boot mode, not legacy, as (from what I've seen) ubuntu doesnt like it, while windows doesnt care
– Alex Gagne
Feb 16 at 19:56
Ubuntu 'don't care' if you are booting legacy or uefi. But on a dual/multiboot system, all OS's must boot in same mode if you want it to work seamlessly.
– Soren A
Feb 16 at 20:11
That's just it though, i don't have anything beside gparted live.
– user695305
Feb 16 at 20:13
Is this problem occurring before or after installing Ubuntu?
– user535733
Feb 16 at 21:51
Before. Ubuntu refuses to boot because it cannot locate the squashfs image containing the live filesystem
– user695305
Feb 17 at 10:20
I'd try to whipe the disk clean (Diskpart on windows or gparted on linux) then be sure to select UEFI boot mode, not legacy, as (from what I've seen) ubuntu doesnt like it, while windows doesnt care
– Alex Gagne
Feb 16 at 19:56
I'd try to whipe the disk clean (Diskpart on windows or gparted on linux) then be sure to select UEFI boot mode, not legacy, as (from what I've seen) ubuntu doesnt like it, while windows doesnt care
– Alex Gagne
Feb 16 at 19:56
Ubuntu 'don't care' if you are booting legacy or uefi. But on a dual/multiboot system, all OS's must boot in same mode if you want it to work seamlessly.
– Soren A
Feb 16 at 20:11
Ubuntu 'don't care' if you are booting legacy or uefi. But on a dual/multiboot system, all OS's must boot in same mode if you want it to work seamlessly.
– Soren A
Feb 16 at 20:11
That's just it though, i don't have anything beside gparted live.
– user695305
Feb 16 at 20:13
That's just it though, i don't have anything beside gparted live.
– user695305
Feb 16 at 20:13
Is this problem occurring before or after installing Ubuntu?
– user535733
Feb 16 at 21:51
Is this problem occurring before or after installing Ubuntu?
– user535733
Feb 16 at 21:51
Before. Ubuntu refuses to boot because it cannot locate the squashfs image containing the live filesystem
– user695305
Feb 17 at 10:20
Before. Ubuntu refuses to boot because it cannot locate the squashfs image containing the live filesystem
– user695305
Feb 17 at 10:20
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I'd try to whipe the disk clean (Diskpart on windows or gparted on linux) then be sure to select UEFI boot mode, not legacy, as (from what I've seen) ubuntu doesnt like it, while windows doesnt care
– Alex Gagne
Feb 16 at 19:56
Ubuntu 'don't care' if you are booting legacy or uefi. But on a dual/multiboot system, all OS's must boot in same mode if you want it to work seamlessly.
– Soren A
Feb 16 at 20:11
That's just it though, i don't have anything beside gparted live.
– user695305
Feb 16 at 20:13
Is this problem occurring before or after installing Ubuntu?
– user535733
Feb 16 at 21:51
Before. Ubuntu refuses to boot because it cannot locate the squashfs image containing the live filesystem
– user695305
Feb 17 at 10:20