Hello,
I made a bootable usb key with the GPD Pocket 1 version of Ubuntu Mate 18.04 LTS in order to install it on my GPD Pocket 1. While booting on the key I first chose to check if the ISO had no error, but after the test ran it returned that 3 files did not match (not saying which ones)
I created the bootable key again, and got the exact same flag again.
Please note that I had checked the sha256sum of the downloaded ISO and it matched.
I don't know why this error occurs. I used the Startup USB utility to create a boot disk of the GPD Pocket 18.04 iso and when booting, I checked the iso for errors. It returned "Check finished: errors found in 3 files!"
This was the first time in quite a while that I bothered to check any iso in this fashion. FWIW.
What are the changes you applied to Ubuntu Mate to make it suitable for the GPD ? Is your process reproducible from the sources ? I would like to give it a try.
Oh sorry, I misunderstood you
I always use every step of verification with new software, especially with softwares as critical as an OS.
Difficult to trust it with these 3 files gone bad...
(and for me the 19.04 version simply don't work)
Hello Wimpy, you are probably right, but this is not a normal safe behaviour for a checking script : "3 errors" means there are problems. The error message does not specify which files are problematic. Try it yourself : it seems that everybody gets the same error message upon checking.
I am interested in the building process : are you using some ubuntu remix tool ? Where can I find this build script specialized for GPD Pocket ?
Hello, I am totally new here and have observed a similar problem as zovopecule.
In my case the GPD Pocket broke during install of Mate 18.04 and checking the syslog there was several rows with:
... ubuntu-mate kernel: [ 65.581224] SQUASHFS error: zlib decompression failed, data probably corrupt
... ubuntu-mate kernel: [ 65.581236] SQUASHFS error: squashfs_read_data failed to read block 0x67b3cbf8
I then made a script checking all files created on the USB installer by "Create Startup Disk" with the downloaded ISO which had correct checksum.
What I found was this:
######## FAILED md5sum ########
/media/igor/Ubuntu-MATE 18.04.2 gpd-pocket/isolinux/boot.cat
Expected: 72acd44f7e3fed1255a120b1e053f2c8
Actual : 0563a286d4437d87a43bbcb1a1a9de5e ---------------------------------------------------------------
######## FAILED md5sum ########
/media/igor/Ubuntu-MATE 18.04.2 gpd-pocket/isolinux/isolinux.bin
Expected: e6ac582d1fce36959688edc086c190b3
Actual : 867552f76d9d0527f85ccbb2f7b450a7 ---------------------------------------------------------------
######## FAILED md5sum ########
/media/igor/Ubuntu-MATE 18.04.2 gpd-pocket/boot/grub/efi.img
Expected: 455a6a2009efdbc3b479aa201e857b62
Actual : 1b5bf937583468d3980ebfc05da9ba98 ---------------------------------------------------------------
######## FAILED md5sum ########
/media/igor/Ubuntu-MATE 18.04.2 gpd-pocket/md5sum.txt
Expected: edbe5c1a8f7241cc5897b8928902510a
Actual : 11f8a9f4fcb598e0e3508dc43d4963e6 ---------------------------------------------------------------
######## FAILED md5sum ########
/media/igor/Ubuntu-MATE 18.04.2 gpd-pocket/casper/filesystem.squashfs
Expected: 80b07d11c7c729d7756272bd0d2c2773
Actual : e68e5f1ae08c6143cb0368be29029b5d ---------------------------------------------------------------
I can probably with some effort get back to the old Ubuntu 16.04 version but I think I would like to have the Mate 18.04 working on the GPD instead.