- #Unetbootin ubuntu gnu error install#
- #Unetbootin ubuntu gnu error 64 Bit#
- #Unetbootin ubuntu gnu error update#
#Unetbootin ubuntu gnu error install#
You cannot install Windows 7 from a GPT formatted USB.
#Unetbootin ubuntu gnu error 64 Bit#
My config is 64 bit specific, you could try and change to accomodate a 32bit intall but there are many differences in filenames. I've been working on this for a few days, spare hour here and there and finally have a single USB, that will boot and offer installation of windows 7 and ubuntu. I'm presently using two USB sticks one for Windows, one for Ubuntu. Maybe the original question can be answered as well but since the goal was more on the install side the single boot UEFI USB seemed less important. It has taken a while and I've found the solution but we need to clean the question and answer. This doesn't work without errors, but as I worked with I uncovered that the goal was to use a USB to install both Windows and Ubuntu onto one hard drive, UEFI.
#Unetbootin ubuntu gnu error update#
I'm working on an update to this question/answer. If I try to enter recovery mode (on HDD, where ubuntu is installed), keyboard seems to fail, mouse have light though. I then installed GRUB by booting the USB in recovery mode. I tried booting Ubuntu 11.10 Alternate in BIOS mode (Non-EFI), installed fine except I cannot install a boot loader. which is why I am delaying it to the last resort. that will mean I have to somehow backup all my data 1st. I feel I better not waste time and revert back to MBR soon. If I made a Ubuntu Desktop I will get cannot configure apt sources I am so lost, is Windows installed 1st the fault? I formatted & made a bootable USB for Ubuntu Alternate with UNetBootIn, and it failed too with same error of no available kernel. Next, I'll try using USB Startup Disk Creator to boot into a live system in EFI mode to try again Loaded efivars kernel module to enable use of efibootmgrĮlilo: Checking filesystem on /dev/sdc1.Į lilo: 44298KB needed, 78781KB free, 42192KB to reuseĮlilo: Installing primary bootstrap /usr/lib/elilo/elilo.efi onto /dev/sdc1.Įlilo: Installing /tmp/elilo.k8NWXX on /dev/sdc1.Įlilo: Installing /vmlinuz on /dev/sdc1.Įlilo: Installing /vmlinuz.old on /dev/sdc1.Įlilo: Installing /initrd.img on /dev/sdc1.Įlilo: Installing / on /dev/sdc1.Įlilo: Updating EFI boot-device variable.įatal: Couldn't open either sysfs or procfs directories for accessing EFI variables.Įlilo: An error occured while updating boot menu, we'll ignore itĭid sudo modprobe efivars got no output but got the same error, I think its because I am not bootted into EFI Ubuntu? Tried using sudo elilo -b /dev/sdc1 -autoconf -efiboot sudo elilo -b /dev/sdc1 -autoconf -efiboot -vĮlilo: backing up existing /etc/nf as /etc/nf.Extract Windows 7 & Ubuntu 11.10 iso's into Installer partition, 2 different folders.Create 2 partitions on my USB (GPT, 100+MB FAT32 (/dev/sdc1, set boot flag), The rest FAT32, /dev/sdc2, for installs).Then I need to configure GRUB EFI to load Ubuntu & Windows 7 install in EFI? How can I do these? I suppose I will format my USB as GPT, and install GRUB EFI on it (how?). I suppose I must use GRUB EFI instead? If theres no app like MultiSystem that creates a GRUB EFI Bootable USB, how can I create one myself? However, I am using GPT and Windows install needs to be launched in EFI mode to install on GPT system. Note: ensure to redact or obfuscate all confidential or identifying information (eg.I want to create a Bootable EFI USB to install Ubuntu & Windows 7 (maybe with utilities like PartedMagic). If you fix the problem yourself, please post your solution, so that others can also learn. ✻ Smokey says: Well, there's the sustainable side of history - and there's the dead side of history. If you're posting for help, please include the following details, so that we can help you more efficiently: Any distro, any platform! Explicitly noob-friendly.
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