hey there,
I am trying to install ubuntu 9.10 in my pc. as instructed, I burned the iso file I took from ubuntu site into a cd and restarted my computer. after that, I was promted for the language I want to use. I chose english, then when offered four or five option, I chose Install Ubuntu. after this step, I wait for a while, and then I see a message saying I/O Error. when I view the content of the cd with windows, everything works just fine... so I guess my cd is not damaged. anyone have any idea what could be causing this. I also read that burning the iso file onto an 80-minute cd is preferable, so I complied with that too. any help is greatly appreciated.
bibiki
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When the cd boot menu comes up have you tried Check CD for defects?
You may also want to consider booting from a USB stick - Install Ubuntu 9.10 to …
Jump to Posthey there,
I am trying to install ubuntu 9.10 in my pc. ..Why did you do it?
First of all - try liveCD.
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Xlphos
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Hello,
When the cd boot menu comes up have you tried Check CD for defects?
You may also want to consider booting from a USB stick - Install Ubuntu 9.10 to a Flash Drive from Windows
AreopaQ
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Newbie Poster
hey there,
I am trying to install ubuntu 9.10 in my pc. ..
Why did you do it?
First of all - try liveCD.
bibiki
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Posting Whiz
@xlphos:
I already installed ubuntu. read on for what the roblem happened to be.
@areopaq: I installed it because I want to learn.
when I burned ubuntu iso file in a cd, I used infraRecorder, at the max speed... that's why it did not work. when I burned the file in another cd, using infraRecorder's 6x speed (it reported that it is using 8x speed) the cd worked fine. you might need this for advicing others. cheers!!!
AreopaQ
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Newbie Poster
@xlphos: when I burned ubuntu iso file... at the max speed
In future: use as slow speed, as posible - to burning CD
Ubuntu now work?
See - http://fullcirclemagazine.org/ - many useful articles for beginner.
bibiki
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Posting Whiz
eyah it does. thanks for your help. i have another problem now: my vcl plays movies in linux, but with no colors. do you have any idea what's wrong?
AreopaQ
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Newbie Poster
Some question:
Movies format? - what codec using.
Video card driver - install?
Ubuntu don't have any -
1. propritary codec
and
2. driver for video card
from CD now.
Try to install:
1. Use VLC player => http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
2. System => Administration => Driver
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