Installation Problem
Here is my situation:
Windows was being loathsome, and so I finally decided to make the switch to linux.
I've burned the ubuntun distribution to a CD-R. I've gone through the installation process. I rebooted the computer, and the following message appears:
-GRUB Loading stage1.5
-GRUB loading please wait...
-ERROR 21
I've gone through the same process three times now just in case there was an anomaly at work.
The unbuntu distribution on the CD-R is intact, because I can run it off of the disc directly (like now).
I get the same message, e.g.
When I'm nearing the end of the installation phase, there's an advanced option tab which asks you how you want to boot your system. The three options are:
NONE (e.g. unclicking the boot loader option)
Partition No. 1: SCSI; 0,0,0,; SDA as EXT5
Partition No. 2: SCSI; 0,0,0; SDA as SWAP
I couldn't remember if I had accidentally altered whatever the default was, so I just clicked the NONE option. Going through each boot option would be a bit tedious, so hopefully someone on hear can help me out.
SIDE NOTE:
The partition that Windows existed on is non-functional/responsive. When I boot my system up (with no disc in the driver), I just receive an error message.
A hopeful linux user,
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