[2/5/2016][DEPRECATED]Script to automate GUI installation on Ubuntu

[Terra854]

this is a sandisk sd card, tried a few ones and got the same result each time. (i only buy real ones )

i also followed all instructions to the letter. can't do fsck from the pine, kept telling me that /dev/mmcblk0p2 was mounted, and would not allow me to umount. if i put the card into another linux machine and do fsck it comes up with hundreds if not thousands of errors that need to be fixed.

fixed all errors by literally just holding in the y key, put card back into pine, ran the bash command and it executed the script by terra, but ended with another error: failed to fetch......components-arm64.yml.gz hash sum mismatch and also unable to parse package file......ports.....xenial_inrelease (1)

Maybe try downloading the script before executing it. Be sure to have git installed. 

Code:

git clone https://github.com/Terra854/pine64-ubuntu-gui.git
sudo chmod a+x pine64-ubuntu-gui/install-ubuntu-gui.sh
sudo ./pine64-ubuntu-gui/install-ubuntu-gui.sh

[Terra854]

Ok guys, the script has been updated with new software marked for installation.

Full changelog:

- Included new drivers
- Included new software for Lubuntu installation.

Links at the first post.

[dr5mn]

Hi

Problem solved with the 20160501 build of Xubuntu posted on the wiki page.

With the same SD card...

[tkaiser]

With the same SD card...

Be careful! Don't execute /usr/local/sbin/resize_rootfs.sh again.

[CaptainZalo]

With the same SD card...

Be careful! Don't execute /usr/local/sbin/resize_rootfs.sh again.

What tkaiser said. Have "resize filesystem" as a separate choice on top of the list of GUI package installermenus instead of running it inside all the installpackages. Some (like me) want to install more than one desktop environment, because reasons.