Byakko wrote:Thank you very much for this answer, it helped me go through the installation !
I think the USB connection was dropped for some reason during the very very long cleaning process (LVM encrypted).
Illuminated wrote:mount /dev/sdc1 /cdrom
then alt-f1 to get back to the install
Illuminated wrote:I ran into this same problem. I used unetbootin to create the image on a USB thumb drive.
unetbootin was not the problem. The problem was related to the media not being mounted under /cdrom
I had to manually mount the usb to /cdrom and when I retried the install, I was able to get past the "bootstrap error".
I did this by hitting alt-f2 and then
mount /dev/sdc1 /cdrom
then alt-f1 to get back to the install
The device for the usb drive may vary. For me it was /dev/sdc1.
I have no idea why the installer isn't smart enough to know to either mount the install media in /cdrom itself of look for it in /target/media/cdrom where it already had it mounted.
Illuminated wrote:I ran into this same problem. I used unetbootin to create the image on a USB thumb drive.
unetbootin was not the problem. The problem was related to the media not being mounted under /cdrom
I had to manually mount the usb to /cdrom and when I retried the install, I was able to get past the "bootstrap error".
I did this by hitting alt-f2 and then
mount /dev/sdc1 /cdrom
then alt-f1 to get back to the install
The device for the usb drive may vary. For me it was /dev/sdc1.
I have no idea why the installer isn't smart enough to know to either mount the install media in /cdrom itself of look for it in /target/media/cdrom where it already had it mounted.
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