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If you don't mind [member=5414]firenice03[/member] the new ISO, as I've deleted the other one

(11-07-2018, 01:37 AM)Jerry link Wrote:If you don't mind [member=5414]firenice03[/member] the new ISO, as I've deleted the other one

Sure thing..
I happen to run updates - it prompted there were 28, which installed and rebooted.. I"ll download the new ISO and see if I can install tonight but may it be tomorrow afternoon..

Thank you

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Same set up mirroring the previous install. - Kangaroo is UEFI only (no legacy) SecureBoot = Enabled
Dual boot with Win10; LL4.2 installed to external MMC (SD) card.

Again, I created a USB (in Windows) from a separate system via Win32disk and the LL4.2_64bit UEFI ISO.. I booted the USB with secureboot enabled and into the Live Environment.
I checked disks, removed previous LL4.2 partition.

Started the Install from desktop - using the newly created partition.
All options were "default" with the exception of "Something Else" (didn't download updates nor 3rd party) - English locales and skipped the connection to WiFI .
I installed the the boot manager to mmcblk1, the same where LL is installed.

Just as the 1st time. Install was simple, straightforward and quick . The LiveUSB was the same as I used previously (reformatted) seemed to take just a bit longer longer to load.

After Install = Checked for updates 35 where ready, installed and rebooted.
Same outputs..

Haven't removed the VBOX stuff but 1st boot didn't seem out of the norm... Timed at <1 1/2 minutes.

Same error on boot about "failed mem for rom" that blinked up on the splash briefly - doesn't seem to affect..

If you need any output I'll leave as is till the weekend..

Thanks [member=5414]firenice03[/member] looks like a repeat of the first ISO install. Can you try updating please and make sure the /etc/apt dir is populated. Cheers.

(11-08-2018, 03:46 AM)Jerry link Wrote:Thanks [member=5414]firenice03[/member] looks like a repeat of the first ISO install. Can you try updating please and make sure the /etc/apt dir is populated. Cheers.

[member=2]Jerry[/member]
After install there were 35 updates available which I installed/rebooted..
Reran updates (after a reboot) showing "Currently up to date"

/etc/apt is populated; with the following..

Thanks, all looks well now in regards to updating

Can you please do:

(11-08-2018, 04:27 AM)Jerry link Wrote:Thanks, all looks well now in regards to updating

Can you please do:

Code:

tree /etc/apt

Sure

Looks great, ty

(11-08-2018, 05:19 AM)Jerry link Wrote:Looks great, ty

Not a problem