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What bootstrap you are installing?
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its a custom bootstrap we have made for this install
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bootstrap.js or setting kernel boot variables?
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Hi Guys,<br />
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I have a software system that plays out music videos, the videos play through firefox, the install process is install ubuntu and tehn install a bootstrap, <br />
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So the version of ubuntu that now comes packed the with ubuntu 16.04 is untable with my software, i suppose the best way would be having a clone of a good working system and with that from now on?
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Hi Guys,

I have a software system that plays out music videos, the videos play through firefox, the install process is install ubuntu and tehn install a bootstrap, 

So the version of ubuntu that now comes packed the with ubuntu 16.04 is untable with my software, i suppose the best way would be having a clone of a good working system and with that from now on?

its a custom bootstrap we have made for this install

bootstrap.js or setting kernel boot variables?

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