Debian Usb Install No Kernel Modules Were Found
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Yesterday I installed trusty server (mostly) successfully, but today on the same server the installer displays a window with the title 'Download installer components' and the message: 'No kernel modules were found. This probably is due to a mismatch between the kernel used by this version of the installer. I've tried both testing and unstable amd64 installer now with the same result 'No kernel modules were found. This probably is due to a mismatch between the kernel used by this version of the installer and the kernel version available in the archive.'
Hello! So about a month ago (maybe two?) I tried installing Ubuntu 16.10 on my dell server to which I got an error during installation saying no kernel modules were found. I ignored it and proceeded with the installation. However, after all is said and done the installation fails. So I thought that it was just something about 16.10 that the dev's might have pushed the night before so I tried 16.04 and again; Does not work.
So, I decide to wait a little to allow some time just in case ubuntu dev's 'done goofed'. Yesterday, I tried installing Ubuntu yet again and end up with the very same error. So afterwards, I tried Debian and again; Very same error. I ended up installing CentOS7 for the time being but I really don't like CentOS7 so can someone help me figure out why this isn't working? Thanks.
Debian Usb Install No Kernel Modules Were Found In The World
All releases are AMD64 and booted from a flash drive formatted as FAT32 using Rufus
Computer Tested is Dell PER710 with two X5570 cpu's, 32gb ram, ethernet is linked to verizon fios router
However during the installation I get this error message: “No installable kernel was found in
the defined APT sources”. I aborted the installation in order to test this out in Virtualbox.
This time I downloaded the regular Debian Testing image and installed it in Virtualbox. I did get
the same error message, but I was able to go ahead with the installation, and everything
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seemed to work the way it was supposed to afterwards. (And I've previously successfully
installed Debian stable lxde in VB without getting this error message.)
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So I tried to just ignore the error message. (Using the KDE image in a regular installation on my machine.)
I was able to finish the installation, and I installed the bootloader to /sda2. I then did a “update-grub” in
my main Ubuntu installation (which I always do after installing a new OS on another partition). Debian was
recognised as being present on sda2, but when I rebooted, there was no entry for Debian in the menu...
I even tried a grub purge and reinstallation from Ubuntu. Debian is still found, but it's not present in the
menu when I reboot. Wot?
Any idea about what's going on here? I'm not sure if this is one or two separate problems...
Cheers,
Dry Lips