In this guide, we will describe some of the possible causes that can cause an Ubuntu server error when configuring gfxboot, and then we will point out some possible recovery methods that you can try to fix the problem.
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I am building a Toshiba NB305 netbook. So if I want to install Ubuntu, I need to do it via a USB stick.
I downloaded a specific ISO image from the official site and burned it to a USB stick and when I try to install the system I buy a black box error message:
Graphical initialization errorError configuring gfxbootBoots: _
I’ve looked at other versions, but the article is the same.
AuthorSubject: [closed] Gfxboot How Can I Get Around The Boot Error Message? (read 2380 Times)
I am trying to install PCLinuxOS on a Chromebook right after I have “successfully” installed Ubuntu 18.04.1 on this
(although I am having problems). I
I receive the following message from the USB Interactive Trainer:
In Ubuntu, I was able to type “Help” at the top and then press “Enter”, and the Live USB part started up.
I would prefer it to have PCLinuxOS
everyone who is appreciably appreciated!
If possible, I could also write this for the Tips and Tutorials part
Thank you !!
As I digest your post, the problem is turning your home into USB. How did you create this?
I have Rufus (https://rufus.ie/en_IE.html) running Windows 8.Machine, 1 like
apart from Chromebook, this is the only PC available that works for me. I think
it is easiest to use, but I accept the suggestions
Others have compared what i used xfce-base.iso from Wonderful ika from 2018.10
Try running it in your p. C. and see if you get the above result.
Problems Installing Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS Noob (gfxboot Config Error / Installation Stuck)
Hello –
I have a specific Windows PC running XP that I put together 10 years ago. Tired of its uselessness after several searches, I became fascinated by the beliefs of Ubuntu. I’m not interested in saving Windows and I’m ready to take the plunge – push it all to Ubuntu.
– AMD Athlon X2 64 5600+ (2.8 GHz)
– Biostar TF7050-M2 motherboard with integrated NVIDIA GeForce 7050PV GPU
– 2 GB of RAMDDR2 800 (PC2 6400)
– 500 GB hard drive
– DVD / CD drive
At this point, I have connected my computer to a high definition TV using a VGA accessory. There is usually an HDMI connection for HDTV, but if I don’t add the OS, HDMI won’t launch anything.
I downloaded ubuntu-16.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso. I have an absolute 8GB USB stick … I used SDFormatter to create this thing and then using Win32DiskImager on the USB stick. Before blogging, I used Win32DiskImager to validate the MD5 hash at releases.ubuntu.com/16.04.1/. MD5SUMS. Perfect match.
When I boot from my computer, I get POST messages after selecting the boot drive and I can’t find USB Force anywhere.
So I decided to use ImgBurn to burn the .File ISO to DVDR. I have also included a floppy disk for 32-bit version 16.04.1 and one for 16.10. When I choose shoes on these discs, I run into the above problem for everyone …
“Loading home screen” (or a similar option. I don’t have much time to digest what is written there), and then
“Failed to initialize graphics”
“Gfxboot scheduling error”
“boot: _”
If i waitlong enough, the message “Unable to save” will appear on the screen.
Package 16.10 allowed me to type “help” or go to a help screen (it can’t be anything in version 16 or .04.1), except that I didn’t find anything useful there. I tried looking at information about “nomodeset” (which seems to be becoming a daily issue) but really didn’t find anything.
Then I used “Universal-USB-Installer-1.9.6.8” to configure .isos 16.04.1 to USB amplification. From there I get a truly versatile menu with one option available – Install Ubuntu. “Hooray!” I thought, but every time I select this item, the whole device just stands there and does nothing without that arrogant blinking underline, which in turn is interpreted as a systemic laugh that emanates from me.
I’m writing this because I honestly don’t understand software, but I’ve tried a lot of methods and honestly searched for a lot of things that made me dizzy (I even read https: //help.ubuntu. Com / lts / installa … install.fr.pdf). If there is anything