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Ubuntu server failing to install

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13 minutes ago, MartinIAm said:

Partition layout: Entire Drive (without lvm or anything)

so ext4? Might as well use lvm though, its nice to have

 

13 minutes ago, MartinIAm said:

Installer version: Live?

Try the non live installer, it has had a few issues before for meInstaller version: Live?

Hey! I was recently trying to install Ubuntu server on my server and unfortunately, it doesn’t seem to work. After installing Ubuntu server twice, and then trying a different os, Ubuntu server fails to install. The error it shows is “Curtin command install 

preparing for installation

configuring storage 

running ‘curtin block-meta simple’

curtin command block-meta

removing precious storage devices”

and it fails there. I dont know how to fix this, because it has never occurred to me.

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6 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

What version of ubuntu?

What hardware?

 

What installer version?

 

What  partition layout are you using?

 

What drive are you installing on?

Version: 18.04.3

 

Hardware: 2x six core x5650 cpus, 48gb ddr3 1333mhz ram, 15k 146gb hdd raid 1 (hardware raid)

 

Installer version: Live?

 

Partition layout: Entire Drive (without lvm or anything)

 

Drive: hdd

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13 minutes ago, MartinIAm said:

Partition layout: Entire Drive (without lvm or anything)

so ext4? Might as well use lvm though, its nice to have

 

13 minutes ago, MartinIAm said:

Installer version: Live?

Try the non live installer, it has had a few issues before for meInstaller version: Live?

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3 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

so ext4? Might as well use lvm though, its nice to have

 

Try the non live installer, it has had a few issues before for meInstaller version: Live?

Alright, I'll try using lvm and the non-live version.

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35 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

so ext4? Might as well use lvm though, its nice to have

 

Try the non live installer, it has had a few issues before for meInstaller version: Live?

Thank you! Using lvm and the non live version works now and I was able to install Ubuntu successfully!

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