Jose wrote:
Danesh Daroui wrote:
Jose wrote:
Danesh Daroui wrote:
Jose wrote:
Sunny wrote:
On 2/14/07, Danesh Daroui wrote:
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Yes I have. I am sure it first checks the CD ROM.
Did you compare the md5sum for the downloaded image? Maybe the image
itself was corrupted.
Also. I have seen such a problem with some (older) laptops - for
some
reason they will not boot from a DVD but will happily boot from a
CD.
Also, check the media itself, it may be bad as well.
Adding up to this, I had the same problem a few days ago, problem
was the reader on the unit couldn't read at the speed I burned the
DVD, maximum was speed 8 as it's an older dvd reader and the dvd
was burned at speed 16.
I don't know. I burned it using my DVD writer and opened it with
the same drive. I think there is no such problem while I have not
had any problem with write/read speed. I can open this DVD with my
DVD and CD drives and they show files on it, but it is not bootable!
That's so, I had another problem like yours, right speed, showed me
files every time I opened the dvd from any station, but it wouldn't
boot up, problem was that the ISO I used was bad, I would download
the ISO again, from another server (that's what I did) source, and
when I burned the iso again from the different source it worked
Nice tip. I am now downloading from another mirror and hope to work.
Thanks,
D.
You welcome, let the list know if that solved your problem, and don't
forget to check the md5sum file
Jose
It wasn't successful. I downloaded a new image from another mirror
server but I still have same problem. I can see the contents of my DVD
on both machines (Windows and Ubuntu) but it is not bootable! I used
Language Add-on CD and burned it on DVD, I am not sure if it can cause
the problem. I am downloading the DVD of installation media for last
chance. If it won't work I have to keep Ubuntu which does not meet my needs.
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