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Hi Team,
So I downloaded the latest x64 ISO and wrote it to a USB stick using Rufus then went to install. It failed as it couldn't mount the CD, I don't have a CD I'm using a USB but there was no way around it.
Also at the beginning of the install I got a bunch of errors around umount being unable to mount my drive/drives
So what can I do now?
Edit: I do have a CD or DVD whatever I'm not certain as I've never used it drive in my system.
Last edited by becker_11 (2020-01-28 14:00:52)
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Some have found that if you get the CD drive error, then unplug and reinsert the usb drive. Hopefully the install process then detects and mounts it.
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Thanks damo, I'll give it a shot.
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wrote it to a USB stick using Rufus
Instead of Rufus. use recomended method; cp or dd.
then went to install. It failed as it couldn't mount the CD, I don't have a CD I'm using a USB but there was no way around it.
Also at the beginning of the install I got a bunch of errors around umount being unable to mount my drive/drives
The installer has a bug, that gives that error message.
Rewrite image with recomended method and I am confident the installation will go throgh.
Last edited by rbh (2020-01-27 09:15:18)
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Update: Ran the install again without re writing it. Did as suggested by damo and removed and reinserted the USB stick at the CD screen and everything progressed as it is supposed to.
Thanks for the help
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Instead of Rufus. use recomended method; cp or dd.
Use cp. Move any other ISO files out of Downloads, assuming you have downloaded the lithium ISO to Downloads and that your USB drive is /dev/sdb, and run...
sudo cp *.iso /dev/sdb;sync
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...that your USB drive is /dev/sdb...
Double check that! (It might be /dev/sdc or something...) Then check it again. You don't want to wipe out an important partition of your hard disk.
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Update: Ran the install again without re writing it. Did as suggested by damo and removed and reinserted the USB stick at the CD screen and everything progressed as it is supposed to.
Thanks for the help
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Last edited by rbh (2020-01-28 07:36:52)
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