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Have you created a new user after installing via the alternate installer script ? The default live user account may be configured to start up Bluetooth stuff. Yes I have... But I haven't yet figured out how to make Ubuntu to boot with that new account as a default. If I log out the live user and th...

I made an Ubuntu installation using the 'alternative script' on 16.04 Live USB disk. Seems to work ok... Now, a few questions: 1. How does this installation differ from the one which can be made using Spectre's netistaller RamDisk? Is the latter one more 'orthodox'? 2. Is it safe to update this inst...

Spectre660 wrote:@ Roland
What model video card are you using. and how much ram does it have ?

I have currently a HIS r7 240 iCooler with 2GB (DDR3) in my machine.

No Debian Jessie should work with most Radeon card . Try booting your third installation again with a rootdelay of 15 Whoops... I had forgotten to change the disk id in my script, it tried to boot from a non-existent partition! This corrected, the third installation stopped at the same point as the...

@Roland I am seeing your problem with Debian Unstable (Buster/Sid) with an Oland card. Oland card boots ok on Debian Jessie and Ubuntu-Mate 16.04 All 3 boot ok with a Radeon HD 6570 card . I see... So there is little to do, except to change the graphics card? Ubuntu-Mate 16.04 indeed works ok also ...

I was now able to load Ubuntu succesfully to the dektop, but loading of Debian stopped after this message: [OK] Started Update UTMP about System Runlevel Changes _ (cursor was here blinking here, but nothing happened) I made a new Debian installation, this time without activating a network connecti...

You may still seem to be loading another kernel and not my 4.12.0. not finding the linux partition would not stop the kernel from booting. If you are booting from a USB drive and not a hard drive change the rootdelay=1 to rootdelay=10 No, the kernel is indeed the 4.12.0 as the correct version is sh...

copy uImage-cyrus-12.0-jm and cyrus_5020.dtb to the usb drive partion 1 . delete any old file named uImage-cyrus rename uImage-cyrus-12.0-jm to uImage-cyrus and try again. Do you mean the FAT32 partition? They are already there, I copied them there after I created that partition manually (installer...

@ Roland Set up your U-Boot variables (Change the /dev/sda8 in the example to point to your Debian partition) setenv usb1 "usb reset;fatload usb 0:1 1000000 uImage-cyrus;fatload usb 0:1 1c00000 cyrus_5020.dtb;bootm 1000000 - 1c00000" setenv debian1 "setenv 'bootargs root=/dev/sda8 ro...

Sounds like an issue with the kernel. Can you try with my 4.12 kernel below . https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxoZdOdjH0QYYlVKUXI1NG95SW8 It was indeed a kernel issue! With 4.12 I was able to boot the installer and finish the installation. Thank you :-). Then to the next step... How should I now ...