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Having sick problems trying to install Ubuntu.
When I'm at the installation menu and try to enter the installation process nothing happens. When I press enter nothing really happens. Hope someone can help =(
Can you boot into the live screen ie "try ubuntu without any change to your computer".
you can also use the "Check CD for defects" option to see if the ubuntu CD is ok.
That doesn't even work >.< Nothing works really. I can move up and down on the menu but I can't press enter I found out that the only option that I could choose was to boot up from the hard drive :O
The menu also lets me change the kernel link... maybe the link is broken, the problem is that I don't know any default links to the kernel
A) We know which version of Ubuntu it is (and maybe where you downloaded it from)
B) What sort of machine you're using, and how old/new it is.
C) And, have you checked the MD5SUM checksum of both the downloaded .ISO file, AND of the burned disc (assuming you burned it)?
A) We know which version of Ubuntu it is (and maybe where you downloaded it from)
B) What sort of machine you're using, and how old/new it is.
C) And, have you checked the MD5SUM checksum of both the downloaded .ISO file, AND of the burned disc (assuming you burned it)?
Sasha
A) I downloaded the latest stable version of Ubuntu:9.04 Jaunty Jackalope.
I downloaded it from ftp://ftp.uninett.no/linux/ubuntu-is...ktop-amd64.iso the nearest ftp server around... the link was provided by ubuntu.com
OK, for the downloaded image, there should be, on the website where you got it, a link or text area where you can see the MD5SUM of the .ISO image, so locate that first and have it handy on your screen.
To read the MD5SUM of the downloaded image as it sits on your (linux) machine, do:
shell# md5sum ubuntu-filename.iso
from within the same folder as the ISO is sitting (substitute correct filename).
After it's been burned to a DVD or CD, check the burn by the following:
shell# rawread /dev/cdrom | md5sum
Adjust /dev/cdrom to suit your own device. (Note: I haven't done it with a DVD, only CDs but I presume it works the same.)
Now, compare the results of your md5sum commands, to the md5sum on the website. They should match exactly.
NOTE: you may need sudo, or root privilege, for one of the above commands.
Sasha
Last edited by GrapefruiTgirl; 08-25-2009 at 02:14 PM.
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