Today I received a new sd card and immediately wrote in it the image of the ubuntu 24.04.2 operating system downloaded from the official ubuntu website that describes the "working, certified" system for my Raspberry Pi 4 4gb. However, although the installation started, right at the end a problem occurred with the packages, going into detail it seems that the package that gives problems is oem-config-gtk and the error is that it cannot access the folder /usr/share/doc/oem-config-gtk/ with an error message "Bad message". It is possible to close the window that warns of this error but nevertheless the system remains completely unstable and often crash popups and various bugs appear, in addition to the problem that it is not possible to install anything because there is always the dpkg error that cannot access the folder mentioned above and more specifically the file /usr/share/doc/oem-config-gtk/changelog.gz.dpkg-tmp. The worst thing happens when the system shuts down because it doesn't turn back on, but you only see a black screen. I can't figure out if the problem is the sd card, the system image or something else. Has anyone encountered this problem? or maybe more easily, has anyone managed to install ubuntu 24.04.2 without problems on a raspberry pi 4?
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I tried to remove the changelog.gz.dpkg-tmp file from the terminal but I get a "Can't access" error.
I tried to rewrite the image using the official raspberry pi tool but without success.
I tried other commands like (no output) or but (dpkg error).
I set the boot order with the usb first because I usually use an ssd with Raspberry Pi Os, however this is detached when I use the sd card.
I also tried to do a fsck from another device on the sd and strangely it actually found some errors that I fixed. However even in this case, even though the ubuntu loading screen appears, it stops giving me an error of cc_final_message.py: used fallback datasource and something that concerns the cloud-init.
What would you recommend to do?
Ps. Other details:
I tried to remove the changelog.gz.dpkg-tmp file from the terminal but I get a "Can't access" error.
I tried to rewrite the image using the official raspberry pi tool but without success.
I tried other commands like
Code:
sudo dpkg --configure -aCode:
sudo apt-get install -fI set the boot order with the usb first because I usually use an ssd with Raspberry Pi Os, however this is detached when I use the sd card.
I also tried to do a fsck from another device on the sd and strangely it actually found some errors that I fixed. However even in this case, even though the ubuntu loading screen appears, it stops giving me an error of cc_final_message.py: used fallback datasource and something that concerns the cloud-init.
What would you recommend to do?
Statistics: Posted by UtenteRasp — Wed Mar 05, 2025 5:16 pm — Replies 1 — Views 99