This is now just a crufty pile of assorted hardware issues rather than a
bug in ubiquity.
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This problem drove me crazy for 2 weeks on and off. I have finally found
out what the problem is and I registered just to share my conclusion to
help others because this is a very misleading error to a lot of us.
I have 2 laptops and I tried to install BackTrack, BackBox, Ubuntu,
etc.. all failed
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To manage notif
I tried to install ubuntu 10.04 in a Fujitsu Amilo M7440. The dvd drive did
not work, so I had to install using a usb drive. I tried to install lots of
versions ubuntu, debian, xubuntu... no way.
Finally I found a strange solution from other forum, it worked but I do not
know why: I wrote zeros
Can confirm at least that I've had to remove 2 of the 3 sticks of RAM
(so am left with 512Mb) on an Athlon 64 3500, Asus motherboard in order
for the installer to no longer have the 'copied file doens't match
original' type error. Happened with both 10.10 and 11.04 installers.
MemTest had passed a
Okay, I know the developers don't care a bit about this bug (devs: if
you're offended, good. Take that anger and apply it towards fixing the
bug and proving me wrong), but here is what I went through with it and
my "resolution".
I was installing 11.04 on a Dell Inspiron 1720 with a bad internal DV
sorry correction on last post should be acpi=off instead of noacpi
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I tried to install Ubuntu with every suggestion in this thread to no avail.
What worked for me was;
1. running ‘try ubuntu’ with noacpi
2. after on desktop run gparted
3. delete partition that you are going to install / on
4. add 5 Mib to the preceding and following entry box
Too I have the exact same problem!
But still haven't found the solution :-(
I will keep searching
perhaps
1.formated partition low level
2.try installation with alternate-cd
3.try installation turn off internet
:( to do wubi
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hi, everyone!
i remove RAM except the basic in my notebook.
and then everything are will
just so simple? i do not believe...
yea, i means its really useful :)
but i wanna know, why?
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now i also get the same bug to install ubuntu11.04 beta.
and i do not know why the bug was happened and until today :(
okay, i will trys to remove half RAM and redownload an ISO file.
if its useful, i will back and share it :)
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Input/output errors are typically physical hardware problems. Canonical
can't do very much about this. On occasion they may be kernel bugs,
which are not my area of expertise. In any event they are not installer
bugs.
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I have found this error installing PinguyOS 10.10. I know it is a
different distro but it is base on Ubuntu and it uses same installer. In
the same computer I have previously installed without any problem Ubuntu
10.10, Windows XP and Windows 7 several times so I dont think that the
problem is on th
Ian Zhu...just see what I post what i did with my ubuntu.. i download a
new ubuntu by torrent and install it instead of i download from Ubuntu
website directly.. just have some file missing from Ubuntu website...
try and let we know
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here is my story. i want to install ubuntu 10.10 in my laptop(dell vostro a840)
to replace win 7. by the way ,i use the live usb
then errno 5.
i google it and do everything, but dont work.
re-download the iso, use the ubuntu 10.04 iso , dont work
remove some ram, dont work
burn a live cd,dont work
great... me also facing this problem by using USB driver installer, we
did try to remove additional RAM, not using. i was download installer
from website, im trying to install but got same error.. i ask somebody
and said download from torrent i i solved this problem
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Yep, you said it. This needs to be fixed!
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Wow, first date I can find for this is 3 YEARS ago. Please, please, if
you're not going to fix this, at LEAST change the error message!
Had this problem for days, over the course of about three weeks, trying
10.04.1, 10.10, and Mint9.
Went out and bought a new DVD drive: didn't help. Burned ISO a
After all these years is the only solution really to remove some ram?
This is a joke. Can't believe this hasn't been fixed yet. That said,
removing 1/2 my RAM fixed this issue. Incredible.
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Tnx for ur post Julian. But that's ridiculous! Why is so hard (not realy
hard to do it) i meen u have to open ur machine to remove RAM and try to
install. I Tryed with DVD version, but stull same result. I think I am
going to leave Ubuntu, cuz is no point. I dont know how good is ubuntu
to sacrific
Sure you can. Every laptop I know have a way to add/remove memory sticks
without voiding the warranty!
Just look for your user manual that comes with the laptop and check which screw
on the bottom side you have to remove in order to access your memory.
Anyway, If you have problem with the CD, th
Hi everyone. I am trying to multi boot win 7 and ubuntu 10.04. But
unfortunately [Errno 5] Input/Output Error pop ups at 50% .I tryed
everything like diferent CD, checking for the CD and the Hard Drive
Any way, I am using Aser Aspire 6930g, and yes, it's laptop. So I cant
remove some RAM module
It also just occurred to me that before I took the RAM stick out, the
computer was connected to the internet. When I took the RAM out, I did
not plug the ethernet cord back in before I tried to install when it
worked.
Again, just trying to list all the differences to help the debugging
process.
I created a separate partition on my harddrive next to Windows 7 and
installed it fine (using 2 x 1 GB RAM sticks). I took the CD to install
on my girlfriend's computer (replacing Windows) and ran into this issue
(she has 2 x 2 GB RAM sticks). Removing one RAM module worked fine.
Hopefully t
So far most everyone on this topic has been able to overcome the error by
removing RAM sticks and replacing them after installation completes.
Also, on my PC, I successfully installed other distros as well as Windows
without problem. Only Ubuntu hangs. So it seems like a bug. But possibly a
bug tha
To dci-Japan,
Maybe it's a bug but if someone has a faulty RAM modules (like e.g.
myself) then during installation should be an information about it. As I
said earlier the message tripped me up and I was pretty sure that
something is wrong with my CD/DVD drive and/or Hard Drive :)
/ArturP / scv_
To ArturP,
So glad the solution helped you. It's a bug I hope they fix, but for now
it's nice to know the temporary solution is working. I spent so many many
hours figuring this one out that I surely don't want the effort to go to
waste.
Keep up open source!
dci-Japan
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Hi Guys.
I had the same problem as you. In my case the installer stoped at about 30%
with the same messagebox.
Firstly, I should check if RAM is OK but I missed that because the messagebox
informed me that the problem is Input/Output error, so I thought that the
problem is connected with Hard D
Hi,
I am using HP G60 214EM AMD athlon 64 X2 QL-62 250GB TOSHIBA SCSI2 3 GB
RAM (1x1GB & 1x2GB)
ubuntu 9.10 halts at exactly 38% with Errno 5 (tried installing from
USB/CD/SD CARD/USB HDD)
ORACLE ENTERPRISE LINUX 4 and Open SUSe 10.2 cannot find repository (The
same DVD from which it boots, does
I encountered the same problem and attempted a number of solutions such
as burning a slower CD, install a different CD-ROM player, answering the
installation questions differently, and a variety of other measures -
none fixed the problem. What was even stranger was the problem
generally manifested
That is amazingly stupid bug and I can't believe that bug is still
"Undecided" and " Unassigned" :)
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I'm glad to hear the RAM stick trick still works. But I hope someone finds
this bug and fixes it. Good luck.
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 6:15 PM, larytet wrote:
> 9.10 apparently is affected by the same issue. The reported errors are
> different, but usually the installation fails to read elf.h
> Rem
9.10 apparently is affected by the same issue. The reported errors are
different, but usually the installation fails to read elf.h
Removing the second memory card and putting Kingston instead of Samsung as a
first and only memory card solves the issue both for 9.04 and 9.10.
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P.S. with different issue this time. I got through 23%. So it looks like
the workaround works. Problem with the kernel used in the Live CD ?
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Indeed two memory sticks - Kingston and Samsung 512MB each (PC accepts
up to 4 sticks). I tried to remove DIMM2. still failed
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Confirmed for 9.04 when running install from USB stick. Probably similar
failure in 9.10 - I will try to retest this. I did not try trick with
RAM yet.
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hi everyone,
I had windows in my system and i tried to reinstall ubuntu side by side
during that i have received this error message
Now i have formated the windows partition and installed the ubuntu and
installed the grub seperately.
Its working for me.. :-)
On Sat, Nov 28, 2009 at 4:13 PM, Giorgi
I haven't yet tried to install 9.10 as I need to use my pc. I plan to
do in 2 weeks. I wish you to find the solution before, but I will join
the efforts then, if the damn thing will still be around
On Sat, Nov 28, 2009 at 12:13 AM, Julian wrote:
> Try using different image, for example DVD instea
Try using different image, for example DVD instead of CD version. In
worst case install previous version of ubuntu and then upgrage via apt-
get upgrade.
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Still died at 29% with input/output error ///?...@!@?
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Ububtu 9.10 is installed finally, I tried all the above, what worked for me is
having an external usb drive plugged in? In previous installs the ram thing
worked, although this time it didn't -- have to try taking the other memory
module out and putting the in the main memory slot. I never had
Yes, Ubuntu 9.10 has the same problem :( Now I try everything to install
it. If I have success, I'll post the solution
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Fully agree dci-Japan.
On a different matter, I wander if the imminent Ubuntu 9.10
installation process will still be have the same problem.
Has anyone of you already played with the release candidate of it and
have had to deal with it again?
On Sun, Oct 25, 2009 at 10:48 AM, dci-Japan wrote:
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Will,
I'm so happy when some little thing I did helps someone else on the planet!
Because I spent so many frustrating hours trying to solve that problem. I'm
glad I didn't give up, and I'm glad the beauty of the internet allows people
to search and find such problem solvers!
Long live openness an
dci-Japan
Had this problem with Ubuntu 9.04 install did what you said removed all
but one memory module and it installed first time no problems put the
ram back in and booted perfectly.
You are my hero
Kind regards
Will
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Well my setup (notebook) is:
*-cpu
product: Intel(R) Pentium(R) M processor 2.13GHz
*-memory
Hi Julian,
If you want to have another go with 9.04, before trying the installation,
remove 1 of the 2 Gb or RAM stick (I assume you have 2 nearly identical
sticks). After the installation, just put back the stick.
I know it sounds really weird, but it worked for me and some other Ubuntu
user, inc
I wanted badly to contribute with my feedback regarding this stressing
bug.
First of all, I've never seen such issue before (7.x, 8.x). Recently I
decide to download and burn Ubuntu 9.04 (DVD), sweep old installation
and install the new one from the scratch.
I've burned the dvd on Verbatim DVD+R
The Most Cost-effective Solution
After I did some google on this error and decided to try all these
solutions. Finally, what worked for me was to simply go the nearest shop
and buy Verbatim CD-R and burn the ubuntu ISO again. Please note that
the Live CD installation works well with Verbatim CD's
Thanks for the heads up.
Your explanation is getting a little too technical for my pea-sized brain,
but I'm glad the removing memory modules worked for you too.
I hope someone can fix whatever bug is hiding in there.
The only "SQUASHFS error" I understand is when I SQUASH a bug in the corner
of
I've been fighting the same issue for several days. I tried different
versions (from 8.04 to 8.10), i386 and amd64 architectures, different
media etc. I suspected that my farm of CD/DVD drives has been damaged (i
got different errors at different stages, this is just one of them), so
finally i crea
Thanks dci-Japan,
your solution worked also for me.
I've a new 4GBs RAM, AMD 64, etc PC and come across this infamous [Errno 5],
wasted lots of time on downloading again and burning a few times. but after
having removed and tried installation again, it went perfectly.
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dci-Japan, this also fixed my issue.
For others, I had the same symptoms as dci-Japan, I had 2GB of RAM in my
box (all 512MB pieces), I removed all but one and now I am enjoying my
installation of Ubuntu 8.10.
Hope this helps others.
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Installing Ubuntu 8.10 [Errno 5] My Success Story
My solution to [Errno 5] on Ubuntu install was to remove some RAM
modules.
I had great trouble installing 8.10 to my computer (model: HP d330). It
took me three days and countless hours researching around the internet.
Here is my success story.
I
I can reproduce this error with Intrepid. I have encountered this error in 7.10
and 8.04 desktop and alternate cd too. 7.04, however, has completed the
installation. I believe the error is not correlated to faulty memory or hard
drive, since it stops always at the same percentage, and everything
The working installationsroutine of 7.04 doesn't mean your RAM is totaly
fine.
I could install ubuntu 6.04 without any errors while using faulty RAM
modules. You just don't know when this issue becomes a problem and when
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I face exactly the same problem.
However, I dont think there is any problem with RAM or the DVD drive.
I installed Ubuntu 7.04 and it installs just fine. So, I reckon there
should not be any problem with the RAM.
The Ubuntu 8.04 Live CD boots just fine, the check the CD for
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ok, ich checked the RAM of my main system yesterday and I found massive
damage on one of the RAM modules. Though the bug also occures on my
laptop (which is 100% fine), this could be the source of the problem for
my main system.
for all of you, check your RAM with Memtest86+ before you install
ano
Now i have successfully installed Ubuntu 8.04 as dual boot next to my Windows
XP.
The solution was:
I connected another dvdrw/rom player to my computer and with that other player
there was no problem reading the installation CD!
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Found this on another forum, maybe it is a solution:
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I was having the same problem (for 8.04), but got past it.
I got the livecd and alternate install ISOs off torrent, burned to CD
and verified the livecd. I initially tried an upgrade of 7.04 using the
alternate
I have the exact same problem!
But still haven't found the solution :-(
I will keep searching.
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