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UBUNTU 18.04 SOURCE LIST GEN INSTALL
UBUNTU 18.04 SOURCE LIST GEN MANUAL
UBUNTU 18.04 SOURCE LIST GEN CODE

# If you ran the installer from the bootloader partition, remove installer cruft (optional) Mount |grep /target/sys || mount -rbind /sys /target/sysĮcho '/dev/mmcblk0p1 /boot/efi vfat rw,noatime,nodiratime,fmask=0022,dmask=0022,codepage=437,iocharset=iso8859-1,shortname=mixed,errors=remount-ro 0 2' > /etc/fstab Do not select an option, and instead press the C-key to drop into the shell.Ĭode: Select all # Ensure that /target/sys is mounted so grub tooling doesn't complain

UBUNTU 18.04 SOURCE LIST GEN INSTALL

Grub installation (expectedly) fails -> continue without bootloaderĪt this point you have ubuntu installed, but can't actually boot to it.īend grub.cfg to boot ubuntu automaticallyĪfter a restart you will be prompted to install Ubuntu again.Additional software: Don't install desktop environment at this point, openssh if wanted.Select download server (none pops up for the mini-iso linked on the page with the installation manual, use the one from the download page instead: ).128MB Fat32 boot partition (part1) - select this partition to not be altered! (i.e.Set Locale, Keyboard layout, Geographic position, etc.Stick the card into the Raspberry Pi 3B.Install Ubuntu using the net installer onto SD Card Now you have a bootable sd card that can be used to install ubuntu from network Mount the partition to /mnt, actual drive device may vary (meaning it might not be sdb, check gparted for the name) It will be formatted during the installation. Create Primary Partion 1 with FAT32 about 128MB.Create msdos partition table on SD Card.Of course parted works fine too, if you prefer the console. If not installed, install gparted on your linux machine. If using a vm, then pass through the usb card reader to it. Get Ubuntu for your desktop/laptop or use a VM (like vmware or oracle vm) with ubuntu, 64bit If it was mounted automatically, then unmount it. Otherwise windows might want to format it for you or create SystemVolumeInformation or other such nonsense. If you're using a VM, then pass through the USB card reader to it before inserting the SD card. I used Ubuntu 18.04 AMD64 Desktop version on Oracle VM, but anything should be okay.įirst you need to put the SD card into your linux desktop.

UBUNTU 18.04 SOURCE LIST GEN MANUAL

However there are some Issues and I'd like to give a step by step manual where everything is in the correct order.įor the manual you need a working linux distribution, either native or on a VM.

Put the Ubuntu Net Installer onto the SD Card.

To install Ubuntu in this fashion, you need to do the following steps:

UBUNTU 18.04 SOURCE LIST GEN CODE

Basic common sense required, please don't just copy+paste the code segments, but instead read through the instructions and have some idea what the code does and if needed adjust to your specific case. To save you the headaches I had, I have compiled this step by step guide. After a lot of messing around and plenty of trial and error I managed to find a way to install Ubuntu 18.04 for ARM64 on the Raspberry Pi3B.