Re: Ubuntu Migration
"David A. Riggs" <[email protected]>
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On Sat, 2005-04-09 at 14:55 -0400, Brian Pack wrote: > On Thursday 03 February 2005 09:43 am, David A. Riggs wrote: > > I'm going to take the advice of countless thousands and replace my > > Debian Sarge installation with the tragically-named Ubuntu Warty > > Warthog. Any happy converts out there have any tips, pointers to > > especially useful information, or general comments on Ubuntu? > > Hoary final's been out a couple of days now. Since the final parts of my new > system arrived at the same time, I installed the release version of Hoary as > the sole OS. > > First four(!) attempts at install went (mostly) without incident. I just had > to decide what to do with all my drive space since I had an 80GB IDE drive > and a 160GB SATA one. Decided that the SATA would house /usr/local. > > So, I have the system installed and ready for reboot. That's where the trouble > began. The system couldn't find the SATA drive. Not only weren't the proper > modules not loaded, but the boot sequence in rcS.d meant that the drive > wasn't ready when it was time to check the filesystem. I finally decided to > install without using the SATA drive and config that one later. Fresh Hoary install onto SATA drive worked flawlessly for me (Athlon64/nForce3). Also upgraded another machine from Warty to Hoary by editing my sources.list and doing an apt-get dist-upgrade, worked without a hiccup. In reference to my original message, I'm now a happy Ubuntu convert. - David A. Riggs