So I killed all lmgrd processes, and gave it a final try which appeared to work. After high CPU usage for a couple of minutes, and then nothing. I was then told to open a ticket with Microchip support. The good news is that I got an answer pretty fast:. But obviously, it was not the answer I hoped for, and indeed looking at page 28 of the release notes , we can see the list of supported operating systems:. At this point, I noticed somebody posted instructions to install Libero SoC I tried it, but it would not work for me either.
There are a few features not working on Ubuntu I first thought about installing Ubuntu The next option would be to install Ubuntu I booted to the USB again and ran the boot-repair tool, which said the boot was successfully repaired. However, when I turned on my machine again, it greeted me with the same error and grub rescue prompt.
This boot-repair URL. Any ideas on how to fix the issue? I also tried mounting the real ubuntu installation from the live USB, using chroot and running grub-reinstall which did not help. You have grub installed in the MBR of sda. This is likely because of a Legacy install of ubuntu; however, there is also grub in the EFI Partition of the hard drive.
Many system will automatically, drop to legacy boot if it finds a bootloader in the MBR, but Legacy boot can not read a GPT disk, thus you error. Some systems will call it CSM. This will force an EFI boot. I created a similar setup recently. Here are the steps that might help you. Reboot and go to bios settings There under boot settings, choose OS boot manager. Within OS boot manager bring Ubuntu up. If the above steps do not work, you would need to repair the windows boot using windows usb.
Then disable fast startup and repeat above steps to get a dual boot. For swap-partition a size of 8 GB would be enough. Ubuntu normally recognizes the Windows 10 installation and grub is then performing update-grub at end of the Ubuntu-installation. Thats it and done is this. Unfortunately there is no silver bullet in the logs.
I see that attempting to create establish a connection to the service is failing with access denied, but there are no relevant events in the service that would explain why this is happening. Do you see any interesting errors in the Windows Event Viewer? For information about how to respond to this event, see KB I have this same issue, and I don't even have the lxss folder referenced in I have the same event in the event viewer that acash has and that's the Source. How irritating. After attempting to install another ubuntu instance after nuking my previous install by deleting the dir containing the previous rootfs etc I had exactly the same McAfee errors "ran bash.
I managed to fix it after seeing this comment: comment. Ran ubuntu. However, I still can't launch my shell once I have it installed. Same error 0x I never followed up on this. Ubuntu will be downloaded and installed automatically. Progress will be reported within the Microsoft Store application. Ubuntu can now be launched in the same way as any other Windows 10 application, such as searching for and selecting Ubuntu in the Start menu.
You have successfully installed and activated the Ubuntu terminal on Windows
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