맨땅에 헤딩
ubuntu 22.04.3
mac m1 (utm)
The list goes on
After installation, I have to reboot ubuntu. When I click reboot, ubuntu returns a black screen with a blinking cursor.
The Internet told me the problem is that I didn't remove the USB drive with the image. But I ignored this solution because I didn't use a physical USB drive to start with.
At least with this one I could open Ubuntu and start downloading the kernel.
Unfortunately, in the process of building the kernel, I kept getting "no space left on device" errors.
Per my previous post on emptying space, I have tried to solve this problem but to no avail.
I realized that solution 1 did not work because the deskotp is only a live session. Hence, there is a big chunk of space consumed by folders required for this particular .iso.
I tried installing ubuntu server on ubuntu desktop even though it's the stupidest thing to do. To no one's surprise it failed, the reason being it kept asking me to reinstall the server even when the installation is completed successfully.
Github Codespaces is always my go-to for any project that requires Ubuntu.
Everything goes fine until I have to reboot the system after building the kernel.
System has not been booted with systemd as init.
This happens because the codespace in and of itself is a container. It's a docker based system.
Then I thought why not Google Cloud?
All seemed well until I had to build the kernel. It kept giving me an error.
make[2]: *** [debian/rules:7: build-arch] Error 2
I tried many ways to fix this but none of them worked.
I believe it has to do with disabling certain values such as SYSTEM_TRUST_KEYS
, but even after application I haven't gotten any success.
scripts/config --disable SYSTEM_TRUST_KEYS
Now.. we're back.
You have to remove the .iso file in CD/DVD
자꾸 이 에러 뜬다하면 AskUbuntu에서 usb drive 제거하라길래 아 나는 usb file 아닌데라는 멍청한 생각만 하고 있었다고 한다 ㅎㅎ
UTM 짜증나서 쳐다보다가 이걸 깨달았을 때 얼마나 어이없었는지...