I've tried several times now to install Ubuntu-MATE version 1804.4 from a live USB.
Every time I hit "install," nothing happens. A circle spins for a few seconds, then stops.
I get an error message saying that ubiquity has crashed.
In the terminal I checked for ubiquity using:
Code:
dpkg -l ubuiquity
sudo apt update
sudo apt install ubiquity
and saw that the live USB already has the latest version of ubuquity, which is 18.04.14.14.
I have a System76 Wild Dog, 64-bit desktop workstation, 4-core Q9650 3GHz, 8 GB ram. It has a BIOS, not UEFI.
Graphics: PNY Nvidia GeForce GTS 450, driver v. 367.44. OSs: Ubuntu-MATE 16.04 & 14.04. Drives: 2 960-GB Sandisk SSDs.
I want to install Ubuntu-MATE 18.04.4 onto one of the SSDs (A standalone 960-GB SSD in an enclosure, that I later want to move into the Desktop box and boot directly from.)
Here is some of the lengthy error message report:
ExecutablePath: /usr/lib/ubiquity/bin/ubiquity
Package: ubiquity 18.04.14.14
ProblemType: Crash
Title: ubiquity crashed with PermissionError in___init___(): [Errno 13] Permission denied '/cdrom/.disk/info'
How can I get a functioning ubiquity in the live USB and get the install wizard to open so I can complete the installation?
