This post is about the new update to Ubuntu 8.10, as usual.
This narrates the few issues that I had during the process...
Monday, November 3 2008
By JBK on Monday, November 3 2008, 03:51 - Geek & Computer
This post is about the new update to Ubuntu 8.10, as usual.
This narrates the few issues that I had during the process...
By JBK on Monday, November 3 2008, 03:36 - Geek & Computer
Here I am, updating some old posts, that I had forgotten about...
The first one is an update to a one-year-old post about a problem: during Vista SP1 update
The issue was that:
And then Vista tells me it couldn't install my computer because error 0x800F0826.
And I was thinking of waiting for final release to fix it... Of course, it didn't work.
This happens when Vista Ultimate is used on a multiboot machine.
The solution was to give back the bootloader to Vista Bootloader and not Grub. So, configure again the Vista Bootloader and write changes to disk.
Then reboot and update to Vista SP1.
Reinstore Grub as your main Bootloader using the usual tools :D
Friday, December 14 2007
By JBK on Friday, December 14 2007, 18:55 - Geek & Computer
This blogpost will be linear, following my progress of installation:
I did download the SP1 RC from Microsoft Website. This package is around 440MB. It took the French Version because my Vista Version is in French.
As I don't really use Vista at all, this is almost a clean installation of Vista.
Once launched, the exe warns you that you need at least 7Gb of disk (sigh!) and that it can take up to one hour!
After a problem-less process and 15minutes of slider progression, the system reboots.
The start of the computer is a bit longer than usual. The usual 'Updates configuration' screen is shown. And it reboots another time without letting me log in.
The system reboots for another long start, and yet another 'Updates configuration' screen instead of the login is shown. But then I can log without any problem.
And then Vista tells me it couldn't install my computer because error 0x800F0826.
Googling it didn't really helped...
Let's try again. Re-check that my Vista is up to date. Reboot.
So I restarted the whole process. Reboot. update. Reboot automatically. Updates. Same error.
I am not a computer illiterate, I have a legit Vista Ultimate Version, I fully made the updates before and follow the process like documented, but it still fails. I could try to read the logs or anything, but I won't. I'll wait for the official release.