Public bug reported:
I first tried installing Ubuntu 10.10 64-bit (Alternate) from Windows 7
via Unetbootin 494, both with Hard drive option and USB one. But in both
cases it gave Cd-rom related errors after language and keyboard
selection (No common Cd-rom drive was detected in case of HDD, Error
reading data from Cd-rom in case of USB). I tried adding "cdrom-detect
/try-usb=true" in the menu both times, but got the same error. The ISO's
MD5 was matched, and it was not corrupt as I burnt the same file later
and installed successfully. This was on a Dell Inspiron 1564
Now I am trying to install 32-bit version (alternate) of 10.10 via Hard
drive method (Unetbootin 494 on Ubuntu 10.04), and I get the same [No
Common Cd-rom drive was detected) error. MD5 again matched error. On
this machine I can't use USB or Cd, so this is the only choice.
Is there a workaround for this until this is resolved?
** Affects: unetbootin
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
- I first tried installing Ubuntu 10.10 64-bit (Alternate) from Windows 7,
- both with Hard drive option and USB one. But in both cases it gave Cd-
- rom related errors after language and keyboard selection (No common Cd-
- rom drive was detected in case of HDD, Error reading data from Cd-rom in
- case of USB). I tried adding "cdrom-detect/try-usb=true" in the menu
- both times, but got the same error. The ISO's MD5 was matched, and it
- was not corrupt as I burnt the same file later and installed
- successfully. This was on a Dell Inspiron 1564
+ I first tried installing Ubuntu 10.10 64-bit (Alternate) from Windows 7
+ via Unetbootin 494, both with Hard drive option and USB one. But in both
+ cases it gave Cd-rom related errors after language and keyboard
+ selection (No common Cd-rom drive was detected in case of HDD, Error
+ reading data from Cd-rom in case of USB). I tried adding "cdrom-detect
+ /try-usb=true" in the menu both times, but got the same error. The ISO's
+ MD5 was matched, and it was not corrupt as I burnt the same file later
+ and installed successfully. This was on a Dell Inspiron 1564
Now I am trying to install 32-bit version (alternate) of 10.10 via Hard
drive method (Unetbootin 494 on Ubuntu 10.04), and I get the same [No
Common Cd-rom drive was detected) error. MD5 again matched error. On
this machine I can't use USB or Cd, so this is the only choice.
Is there a workaround for this until this is resolved?
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Installing Ubuntu 10.10 gives Cd-rom related errors
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/672978
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