Lars,

Saw symptom you describe in unofficial LMDE KDE port once on AMD64 and it
was slideshow problem. Workaround there was:
sudo mv /usr/share/live-installer/slideshow/index.html
/usr/share/live-installer/slideshow/index.html.bak
and then start the live installer

Might be worth noting that many PPC users are having to boot with video=
parameters that force non-accelerated graphic driver.
I would expect KDE to be very slow in this case unless it is a G5 dual or
better. YMMV

If no installer logs in /var/log, I have no other ideas. :)

Regards,
Str8


Nio Wiklund via ubuntu.com
16:36 (7 hours ago)

to Lars, Lubuntu

Maybe this link will help you

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2137004&p=12610701#post12610701

'Run ubiquity --debug and the installer will run fine'

Best regards


Lars Noodén via ubuntu.com
19:39 (4 hours ago)

to Lubuntu
On 4/24/13 5:45 PM, Str8bs wrote:
> Lars,
>
> Saw symptom you describe in unofficial LMDE KDE port once on AMD64 and it
> was slideshow problem. Workaround there was:
> sudo mv /usr/share/live-installer/slideshow/index.html
> /usr/share/live-installer/slideshow/index.html.bak
> and then start the live installer
>
> Might be worth noting that many PPC users are having to boot with video=
> parameters that force non-accelerated graphic driver.
> I would expect KDE to be very slow in this case unless it is a G5 dual or
> better. YMMV

Thanks, especially for the mv trick.  It seems to be working.

I think both were needed.  The forcing the graphics card driver was also
necessary, I think, just to get the live CD to run.

Regards,
/Lars