Cannot Install Ubuntu, reboot returns to install screen #3716
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I have the same problem. After the installation is done and click to rebot. Just wait in the boot screen and do noting. Black screen only Macbook air M1 16GB ram 512 SSD |
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same problem, after install reboot does not work. when i shut down and restart the machine, it just goes back to install menu. |
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I had the same issue when installing kali linux, then i just ejected image from cd/dvd drive before next boot and it went to install. i haven't tried with ubuntu, but maybe try that. |
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Same issue with: Macbook Pro M1 Max (Apple Silicon) |
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Got it working by disabling the network before installing. Seems to be related to #2682 (comment) |
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Similar issue with "m2" MacBook Air (M2, 2022) I am trying to install Ubuntu in UTM on MacBook Air m2. Installation looks complete but it won't complete:
Installation has complete with "m1" MacBook Air (M1, 2020) Any comment or help would be appreciated.
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This non server iso worked for me. Give it a try. |
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Thanks! I will do it now. |
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I tried, but was stuck when asked to fill in Username and Password. Does anything ring a bell , please? |
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Its literally just |
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With "ubuntu" as Username, I could step forward to installation, and Installation looked to have completed with a message "Installation Complete". Any suggestion, please? |
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Did you guys adjust the boot order after installing it? |
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Thanks for the comment. But would you let me know how to do that in detail, please? |
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The device queue in the settings is your boot order |
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So you can just move that device to the much lower level |
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Moving the VirtIO Drive on top of the USB Drive in the Edit > Drives worked for me:
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@mdluo It worked for me as well, thanks for the information 👍 |
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It worked for me 2 |
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It worked for me too |
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clear |
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Hey, Ubuntu Virtual Machine no longer runs , before it ran normally without problems . now is only black screen. I have moved VirtlDrive but not fixed, does anyone have any idea help Thanks
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Hi, I have followed these steps. I manage to run linux ok. I have Ventura 13.1. Terminal is functioning great, but when I try to open firefox it starts lagging and don't open. And when I installed arduino IDE through the terminal, the program just shows black. Have this happened to anyone before?
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I had a similar problem with Fedora, could't run any GUI. What solved the issue for me was changing |
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Maybe a little late for the party but, to solve the issue where you go back to the installer, just click on the Windows option at the top right and eject the installer after the installation is completed. An easy solution that was never explained. |
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Click CD/DVD and empty it. This is the equivalent of ejecting the USB drive after installing Ubuntu. |
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After you install, shut the vm down. Click the box at the bottom where it says "CD/DVD" (see your second screenshot) and choose "Clear". Now boot the VM back up. Basically you still have the installer "inserted" so it boots from that every time you start the VM. You just need to remove it. |
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yes, this worked for me. let the VM be shut down or unmount the CD/DVD and boot. |
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Everytime that I attempted to install debian bookwarm netinstall, it would simply just boot back into the install screen. The way that I fixed this was after completing the debian installation you need to go back to UTM and go to the box you are using to install debian. Then at the bottom, you click on CD/DVD then click clear. You may then simply proceed by rebooting and it will work this time. |
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I am using a mac with M1 and none of the install steps work for me. UTM will open Ubuntu and go through install but on reboot, it brings me right back to the beginning. It will also often crash mid-install steps.
I have also noticed that my UTM looks different than the tutorials, is there an older version of UTM I can try to use? I am using UTM 3.0.4
These are the tutorials and issues I looked through trying to solve this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnwK-nkXolc
https://poolideas.cn/2021/12/21/how_to_install_linux_on_an_m1_mac_with_apple_silicon/
https://linuxhint.com/run-linux-m1-based-mac/
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