- #Qupzilla ubuntu 18.04 install#
- #Qupzilla ubuntu 18.04 update#
- #Qupzilla ubuntu 18.04 driver#
- #Qupzilla ubuntu 18.04 archive#
Moved the SD card to na x86_64 Ubuntu fsck -a /dev/sdd1Ġx25: Dirty bit is set. The only way to recover is "ALT-SYSRQ-s", "ALT-SYSRQ-u" followed by "ALT-SYSRQ-B" and when it comes up it doesn't boot fully and shortly after it freezes. "sudo apt-get upgrade" ran for quite a while until the -C2 froze with the blue LED still flashing. Tried Sandisk Ultra HC-1 16GB and 32GB cards with the same problem encountered.
#Qupzilla ubuntu 18.04 update#
The -C1 also used the same type of 64GB SDHC card.ĭid the update and during the dist-upgrade the -C2 froze not allowing normal mouse and keyboard operations in X or in VC though the mouse pointer was operating and the blue LED was flashing. Using the same +5V power and peripherals move over from the -C1.īooted up with a new Sandisk 64 GB Ultra HC-1 class 10. ** When I tried Android, it locks up with the blue LED solid on. ** If my Ubuntu 16.04 problems are not experienced by anyone else, the UK suppliers are willing to replace my -C2.
#Qupzilla ubuntu 18.04 install#
Do I need to tell them that this device is not ready for prime time yet?īetter yet, is there a 32-bit build that runs smoothly on this (for instance, you can install the 32-bit Raspbian on the 64-bit Raspberry Pi 3 and have it run with no issues)? I just don't know if you can do 4K on a 32-bit build and that's essential for the project. Should I just ignore for now or is running apt-get upgrade just a bad idea overall for now while all of the bugs get worked out? Can I function like this or should I reformat and re-image again and then not run apt-get update/upgrade at all? I have people waiting on me to deploy this as a kiosk for a 4K monitor here in our ad agency. var/cache/apt/archives/perl-base_5.22.1-9_bĮ: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)Īny effort to remedy these issues prove futile. Įrrors were encountered while processing: Processing triggers for man-db (2.7.5-1). Unable to stat './usr/lib/aarch64-linux-gnu/perl-base/auto/POSIX/POSIX.so' (which I was about to install): Input/output errorĭpkg-deb: error: subprocess paste was killed by signal (Broken pipe)
#Qupzilla ubuntu 18.04 archive#
ĭpkg: error processing archive /var/cache/apt/archives/perl-base_5.22.1-9_b (-unpack): 179339 files and directories currently installed.)
#Qupzilla ubuntu 18.04 driver#
Can you provide us with the Mali-X11 binary blobs? I want to experiment witt them, I think we can get some limited 3d acceleration for "xorg" through the fbturbo DDX driver with GLESv2.Ĭode: Select all The following additional packages will be installed:Ģ upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 279 not upgraded.Īfter this operation, 8,192 B disk space will be freed. Regarding FireFox on Ubuntu, currently it's considered not even useable we can't use this as it crashes every second, although Iceweasel running on Debian Jessie is much better and it's very useable, this was the only way I could enjoy web surfing on my ODROID-C2. By the way, the mali-fbdev package on your repository needs "Replaces: mesa-foo, etc" so it doesn't conflict with the default mesa packages. I think we really need to solve this before you guys decide to ship the product on sales by March. The only way to get rid of the annoying square is by rebooting the device, unfortunately. Normally, after a few moments of changes, if 'net connection exists, it should pick up from some NTP server somewhere, I there is a problem that's very annoying caused by the "C2_init" fix script, it happens upon updating the initramfs either manually or automatically by an application requiring it for example, try this "sudo update-initramfs -c -t -k 3.14.29-18" then you should notice a small strange square showing up at the top left of your screen, it happens in both Debian/Ubuntu though. Time zone change is not taking effect immediately.
NOTE: Please do not upgrade this package per warning further in thread.ģ) Unsure if the following is a real issue or not - could be wrong on it. Locale: Cannot set LC_ALL to default locale: No such file or directoryįor same dist-upgrade cmd above, the usb-modeswitch-data package is being held-back. Perl: warning: Falling back to a fallback locale ("en_US.UTF-8"). Perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings:Īre supported and installed on your system. Code: Select all $ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
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