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Re: Ubuntu 9.04 didn't boot from the drive.

Click to Expand / Collapse  Quote originally posted by sillyboy ...
seeing the content of the CD doesn't mean it is correct. is it auto-starting? because if it isn't there is probably an issue with the CD.
Yes,it's auto play.
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Re: Ubuntu 9.04 didn't boot from the drive.

Can you verify the CD please.

Download ImgBurn. Install it.

Run it. Click on verify disk.

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Then select the source CD.
Then select the image file to verify against.
Then click on verify.

Lets us know the results.
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Re: Ubuntu 9.04 didn't boot from the drive.

Finally I've found the cause for my problem.You guys were right,it was the CD that wasn't burn appropriately.My lack!Thanks guys for all the response and advices (especially to Xlphos,sillyboy,Hughv and Sneekula).I really appreciate your help.Thanks again.
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