I got stuck with the installation of 16.04.2,16.10,17.04 about wubiuefi HOT 7 OPEN

It seems that the Windows drive (on your SSD?) where you try to install Ubuntu with Wubi is not well supported by Linux drivers.

Maybe, it is only a question of the right boot options.

For diagnosis, try to install in verbose mode. "Verbose mode" is available in option menu.

To do so, press "ESC" if the following message appears:

Completing the Ubuntu installation."
For more installation boot options, press `ESC' now...

After that an option menu appears where you can select "Verbose mode".

A second useful information is the Ubuntu view of your system. In the option menu you can also select "Demo mode".

In Demo mode, open a terminal and type
sudo parted --list

Note: the "Demo mode" also provides an installer. But the installer of the Demo mode is the installer for a standard installation which doesn't install with the special Wubi configuration.

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Thank you for your reply.
I tried Verbose mode, but it stopped at the same place.
I tried Demo mode, it started for a while.
It is a picture of the result of "sudo parted - list" at terminal.

I took a movie when I started Verbose mode, will it help to solve it?

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What are the differences when installing using Demo mode installer?

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What are the differences when installing using Demo mode installer?

The standard installer of the Demo mode installs to dedicate Linux partitions, it overwrites the MBR of your SSD (in BIOS mode only) for the boot loader and you cannot uninstall it with Wubi.

Currently, there is only one Windows partition. i.e. It is necessary to create Linux partitions by shrinking or deleting the Windows partition. Of course, deleting the Windows partition means that you remove Windows.

But if you want to use it, you can try it. In that case, try shrinking of the Windows partition with Windows disk management and use the free space of your SSD with the installer of the Demo mode for Linux partitions. After a successful installation, you can uninstall Wubi because the standard installation installs its own boot loader.

Note: The Ubuntu iso file is placed in /ubuntu/install/installation.iso on the Windows partition (/dev/sda1 on Ubuntu or C: on Windows) . So probably that partition is locked for changes in Demo mode.

Also note: The standard installer uses the same Linux drivers. So it is unsure, if it solves your issue.

I tried Verbose mode, but it stopped at the same place.

The main function of "Verbose mode" is to get more detailed information from the log files:

• /var/log/syslog
• /var/log/partman
• /var/log/installer/debug

Lubuntu provides during installation a web browser. It is available with right mouse click.
You can also use it as file browser with the prefix
file:///
e.g.
file:///var/log/syslog
displays the content of the file /var/log/syslog

If we find an error message in these logs with the reason, we can try to fix the issue.

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I tried to look at / var / log / syslog, but I did not understand that the amount was too much · · ·
(I am not very good at Linux ...)
I am trying to retrieve it, but because Firefox does not read the USB memory or the built-in SSD, it could not be saved.

Even if you can save it, I'm sorry to ask hakuna -m to look at this log, so after saving the capacity on Windows I will install it with Demo mode installer ...

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but because Firefox does not read the USB memory

Maybe, it simply works if you install Ubuntu on USB storage instead of the built-in SSD.

so after saving the capacity on Windows I will install it with Demo mode installer ...

No problem for me, if you try the standard installer.

If you have stable write access to your SSD partition in Demo mode, it would be also possible to install Ubuntu with Wubi configuration with a script. The SSD is mounted as /isodevice in Demo mode.

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I added a line to the existing script, if you want use the script to install with Wubi configuration AND if the Linux drivers provides a stable access to your installation drive.

The reason is that Lubuntu (16.10 and current 17.04) has no package lupin-support on ISO. So I added the driver update script of Ubiquity to install it. see wubiinstall.txt. A how-to is here.

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