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Ubuntu on virtual box - problems
I recently installed Ubuntu server 8.04 on virtual box only to fing I got the error
0:6 Incorrect porcessor Kernel. Anyone know what to do? I have tried the recovery mode and the apt-get install linux-generic ??? Thanks... |
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There seems to be a bug in the installer and the wrong kernel gets installed.
I'm installing the system on a VirtualBox at the moment and have encountered the same problem. The solution is to reboot the VM from the installer iso image. Select the "Rescue a broken system" option. Go through the configuration options until you get to "Run a command from shell" When you open the shell enter the following command without the quotes and press return: "apt-get install linux-generic" This will install the generic kernel. Afterwards reboot the VM and select the generic kernel in the boot loader. |
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erm
this doesnt work for me all I get is
E: could not find linux-generic |
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did you mount the first partition before choosing the "run a command from shell" option?
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yes I did something like dev/sva1
this was the only working one. |
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Is the network connection working?
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The network is enabled, and is connected to the Internet
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