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Hi Nio, (inlines) On 03/21/2016 02:19 AM, Nio Wiklund wrote:
This is the issue. I suppose there is something wrong with how I check for Debian/UbuntuDen 2016-03-20 kl. 21:52, skrev Israel:....Hi Israel, Here we go: 1. uname indicates what kernel is used: March-19@torios ~ $ uname -aLinux torios 3.2.0-101-generic #141-Ubuntu SMP Thu Mar 10 21:43:55 UTC 2016 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux2. free indicates that not all RAM is used, which is a typical symptom of using a non-pae kernel (all 4 GB RAM cannot be used)March-19@torios ~ $ free -m total used free shared buffers cached Mem: 2666 237 2429 0 19 131 -/+ buffers/cache: 87 2579 Swap: 4838 0 4838 3. Here is the log file: March-19@torios ~ $ cat pae-kernel-install.log 2016-03-19Kernel version in installed base is #141-Ubuntu SMP Thu Mar 10 21:43:55 UTC 2016Using Debian LTS
I will look into this. Thanks so much for finding this issue out!!
mounted all the temporary things for this chroot successfully not sure what You are using.... Must abort remove /sbin/initctl dpkg-divert --rename --remove /sbin/initctl rm /etc/resolv.conf unmounted all the temporary things for the chroot successfully March-19@torios ~ $*. Guessing only: Maybe there is confusion, because in the 3.2 kernel series the generic kernel is non-pae and the pae kernel is labeled generic-pae, but in the 3.16 series of Debian Jessie, the pae kernel is labeled generic.Best regards Nio
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