Open mfractal opened 2 years ago
mfractal
commented
2 years ago Debug log shows qemu-aarch64-softmmu: warning: Spice: playback:0 (0x12d808940): setsockopt failed, Operation not supported on socket qemu-aarch64-softmmu: warning: Spice: record:0 (0x12d8089e0): setsockopt failed, Operation not supported on socket
majordoobie
commented
2 years ago Came here to see if there was an issue opened for this. First time using the software with Arm Ubuntu 20.
Small update: Tried installing an x86 version of the ubuntu server. Same issue. Currently trying a different arm distro
Another update: Tried installing Arm Fedora with the same issue
Machine: 16 M1 Pro
alex-hempel
commented
2 years ago Seeing the same issue on a M1 14, MacOS 12.4. Tried with Ubuntu Server ARM 20.04 and 22.04, same result for both. Debug log shows the same messages as https://github.com/utmapp/UTM/issues/4173#issuecomment-1168842276.
BMilliet
commented
2 years ago My guess is that the VM is waiting the ISO to be unmounted. try selecting the disk icon on top right, select the (CD/DVD) ISO and "eject".
After that restart the VM by selecting the backward play button on the top left.
skiunke
commented
2 years ago My guess is that the VM is waiting the ISO to be unmounted. try selecting the disk icon on top right, select the (CD/DVD) ISO and "eject".
After that restart the VM by selecting the backward play button on the top left.
Fixed it for me
tardar
commented
1 year ago Hey, for me itÄ's not working. I set the arm iso to install linux with. I only see the blinking cursor on the left. If i eject the iso nothng happens anymore if i restart (the setup launches not for me).
Any ideas how to fix it ? :)
larsut
commented
1 year ago Hey, for me itÄ's not working. I set the arm iso to install linux with. I only see the blinking cursor on the left. If i eject the iso nothng happens anymore if i restart (the setup launches not for me).
Any ideas how to fix it ? :)
Same thing happened to me, but this got it working: After ejecting the iso, I stopped the virtual machine from within the UTM app. When I restarted it again from UTM, it booted into Linux.
vohuynh19
commented
1 year ago My guess is that the VM is waiting the ISO to be unmounted. try selecting the disk icon on top right, select the (CD/DVD) ISO and "eject".
After that restart the VM by selecting the backward play button on the top left.
It works for me. Thank you
sathyajithps
commented
1 year ago My guess is that the VM is waiting the ISO to be unmounted. try selecting the disk icon on top right, select the (CD/DVD) ISO and "eject".
After that restart the VM by selecting the backward play button on the top left.
Fixed for me as well
lmarkac
commented
4 months ago My guess is that the VM is waiting the ISO to be unmounted. try selecting the disk icon on top right, select the (CD/DVD) ISO and "eject".
After that restart the VM by selecting the backward play button on the top left.
This worked! Amazing. Thanks.
Just trying to install ubuntu on a M1 mac, using ubuntu-22.04-live-server-arm64.iso as suggested, everything left at defaults more or less.
There is no crash log, the final step of the install process is reboot, once i click that i just get a black screen with a blinking cursor on it. Tried it a few times now, same result. please advise.