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bcbc, you're right; the install was indeed successful. It booted all the
way through. Thanks for the direction.
The only remaining failure is that it doesn't recognise the Wifi card
(sorry, this post is now starting to go off topic). I'll try to find
time over the Xmas period to run a cable from
Amazingly this problem still exists two years later.
Is Canonical getting Microsoftized?
After looking at the resolution (from a user not anyone from Canonical)
I realized it was WUBI looking at one of my USB fobs as a hard drive.
The only 2 USB fobs I had plugged in were for my web camera and
That sounds like bug 862003 which means the install is likely
successful.
On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 4:22 AM, David Boden
365...@bugs.launchpad.netwrote:
Unfortunately, if I click Continue the 30 or so times required to get
the installation to progress, it ultimately ends up with an error
stating
Unfortunately, if I click Continue the 30 or so times required to get
the installation to progress, it ultimately ends up with an error
stating that it can't write to drive E:. Drive E isn't mounted, so I
assume it's trying to write to the SDCARD drive which it thinks is
there. I've attached the
Same No disk in drive issue for by Dell Studio XPS desktop. Windows 7
64-bit. Again, it has a built in memory stick / SDCARD reader.
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By clicking through the error message several time the installer started
and now I'm a happy camper as Ubuntu 11.04 is installed and running. I
updated to 11.10 and found that it is not user friendly for me. I
un-installed the 11.10 version and re-installed 11.04 which is clear, clean
and works
I've experienced this No disk in drive problem with the latest Ubuntu
11.10 Windows installer on my Sony VGN-NW11S laptop. Based on the
details of this bug, I assume the problem is related to the SDCard and
Sony Memory Stick drives. I won't be working around the problem; I'll
wait until if / when
I am running Windows 7 Ultimate on a 64bit AMD PC and got the same error
when starting the Wubi.exe as Administrator, so I thought what else can
I do and first tried it with running the file as normal user. Result:
The same problem.
Then I did a right click on the file and found another option by
But in the end, the installation did not work (could not start Ubuntu)
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Running Windows XP Home Edition, SP3. Encountered the dreaded pyrun.exe
error. After using the click through workaround, I was prompted as
expected to reboot into Ubuntu and let the installation complete. At 28%
the installation froze, and after a reboot to finish the installation, I
was given an
Is this bug on progress? Someone assigned? The bug is reproducible on
Ubuntu 11.04 and there are workaround and patches attached. With an
unsuccesfull experience on the Ubuntu installer could produce a big loss
of begginers users. Could someone take care of this? Thanks.
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I encountered this bug in ubuntu 11.04. Booting the iso gives black and
wubi is not happy to see me. :(
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@Tijs Maas: No disrespect intended, but I see no obvious connection
between the problem you have described and the general tenor of this
particular discussion of problems with Wubi. Have you search
http://ubuntuforums.org for similar problems?
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Just to say a big thank you!
As you mentioned, it seems like an endless loop of error messages, all
very much the same
I'm not sure how many times I had to click to work my way through (easy
20 plus!) but got there in the end!
once again, many thanks for the info!
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I change the drive letter of my CD-ROM and mount new virtual CD-ROM with the
same drive letter to pass the problem in Windows XP.
More details on
http://errerrors.blogspot.com/2011/03/solve-wubi-installers-pyrunexe-says-no.html
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I have WinXP with 3 optical units and had to click Cancel in that dialog 22
times.
Then 2 more times during installation.
Wubi rev197.
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I'm not 100% sure, but I think pyrun.exe is some sort of python language
interpreter. Wubi is written in Python. I could be wrong, though. You're
the first person in this thread who has had AV problems with pyrun.exe.
The rest of us were trying to get pyrun.exe to stop giving us a no disk
in drive
I can confirm that AVG (the 2011 free edition) is detecting pyrun.exe
as malware. The application will not run correctly with the AV
activated. I cannot find confirmation anyware that the pyrun binary in
the wubi distribution is clean, so I won't risk disabling the AV for
installing.
Thoughts?
Disable all your USB drives, your unused optical drives (with no ubuntu
CD), and any virtual drive or cardreader. After that wubi should work
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I haven't read through the whole shebang since this page is
*huuuge*, but I can confirm that if my Nexus One phone is
connected to the computer (on Windows 7) and I try to run Wubi, I get
the error. I can get past it by clicking Continue in a whole bunch of
error boxes, or I can simply
1 thing i can say is that you can end that annoying box, press ctrl alt
+ delete and then find pyrun.exe in the list, click it once, press end
process, then once thats done, exit task manager, and press cancel on
the message box and its gone. It works for me ^_^
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Shoudnt this bug be set for wubi and not ubuntu in general?
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William,
The same Microsoft documentation (see post 63) says that SetErrorMode works at
the process (not thread) level so it should be OK even if Wubi runs
multi-threaded.
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Thanks a lot, that is very useful information, I will patch wubi and
upload a new version in the coming days!
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I did a test that seems to confirm Ray's point in #66 -- that is, that
it if the application calls SetErrorMode(1) the pop-up will be off for
the whole application including for any threads started by the
application.
** Attachment added: threadTest.py
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Ray,
I don't know windows api either. I found SetErrorMode after literally
hours and hours of googling. Also, it needs to be clear...I have no
experience in Python at all...except to try to figure out the Wubi code.
Also, you raise a good point, I seem to recall getting this error during
I would normally prefer to turn something like this off for a short a
time as possible, but it is worth noting that the Microsoft
documentation at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-
us/library/ms680621%28VS.85%29.aspx says
Best practice is that all applications call the process-wide SetErrorMode
Hey Ray,
Excellent catch...that best practice thing. I glanced at the article
when I first discovered SetErrorMode() and totally missed that important
info.
Not only that, but I get the idea that it is setting the error mode only
for that application...in deed, maybe even only for the particular
I have sent Agostino an email calling attention to posts 63 and 64 in
this thread as they seem the most useful.
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Hi William,
It's interesting that you get the error on get_filesystem as well. That
would explain why you get the message 3 times for each drive and I get
it 2 times. Maybe itt is dependent on WIndows version? I'm XP Home SP3.
I am not familiar with the Windows API, but googling SetErrorMode
I think that I have isolated where in the wubi code these dialogs pop up.
The first set are when GetDiskFreeSpaceExW is called at line 69 in
backends/win32/drive.py. The second set are when glob.glob is called at line
650 in backends/common/backend.py
If it is a CD or USB card reader from
Sorry I'm new to this and don't know how to build a proper patch. I will
make it a normal attachment
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Hi Ray,
How interesting, just yesterday I also sent an idea for a patch via
email to Agostino Russo. I didn't even notice the patch system here.
Thanks for bringing that to my attention.
I looked at your patch, but just to let you know -- for me, at least --
get_filesystem() also causes the
I had wanted to do something like this when I first found the bugI
figured out the Drive class was probably the culprit but I didn't know
anything about Python, so a week ago, I studied Python just enough to
track this bug down and write a possible correction. Glad to see others
are thinking
I am also getting the Exception Error dialog with a USB card reader
plugged in.
Before clicking Continue each time, I waited a minute to leave a gap in
the log timestamps to see if that would give any useful information.
I've attached the log and you can see that there are gaps before DEBUG
I was also getting the Exception error dialog and I had to click
Cancel twice before Wubi appeared.
After reading some of the above comments, I went to Disk Management and
unassigned the drive letter from my card reader. When I tried Wubi again
there were no errors.
This really needs fixing as
I've just done the Device Manager in Windows XP. I've disabled all empty
unused USB Host Controllers and my Floppy Drive. I have ubuntu 9.10 -
i386 desktop as a mounted ISO to the U:/ drive. It installs and works
without errors.
Just a helpful hint
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Just checked with
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got a similar message which disappeared after using safely remove
device. (My machine which seems to be affected is an older one
(previously described), which I currently use as an Ubuntu-based server,
so I'm
Still an issue on the current version of Wubi, on a clean install of
Windows 7.
It does appears to relate to the presence of card readers in the PC (I
have 4) - and with the proliferation of these in both printers and PCs,
it's likely to be affecting many, many first-time Ubuntu users.
I
Popup which appears 44 times in slight variations before Wubi starts
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The issue i'm having is with the initial installation.
I run Windows XP Home Edition on an HP Pavilion a656x with an added
video card and an added stick of memory. It has two optical drives,
drive E (a DVD/CD drive) and drive F (a CD drive).
Here is what
** Description changed:
The issue i'm having is with the initial installation.
I run Windows XP Home Edition on an HP Pavilion a656x with an added
video card and an added stick of memory. It has two optical drives,
drive E (a DVD/CD drive) and drive F (a CD drive).
Here is what
** Description changed:
The issue i'm having is with the initial installation.
I run Windows XP Home Edition on an HP Pavilion a656x with an added
video card and an added stick of memory. It has two optical drives,
drive E (a DVD/CD drive) and drive F (a CD drive).
Here is what
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Same like #49, also win 7 and sony vaio. I just clicked about 30 times
on continue and finally could get the installation screen. So just be
patient an keep on clicking that continue button. Installation itself
goes smooth once you get to the install screen.
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the same issue.
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Confirmed for me too. Ejected the card reader and all seems to be
working again. Just go to Safely Remove Hardware and remove that card
reader, then give it another try.
Using Vista x64 Ultimate with latest SP's and updates.
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i have the same problem too, but i found out a simple sulution to this
error, just disable all ur USB connected drives including memory card
readers etc. and try rynning the installation again this will work now,,
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This is just a rehash, but can also confirm problems with a memory card
reader (this one also built in) preventing installation thru Wubi from
pyrun.exe. This is an installation done thru Windows Vista Home Premium.
A simple right click and safely remove hardware of the card reader
drive, as
I think this bug is due to mounting or running the cd/ iso image from
multiple drivers.
1- un install wubi
2-check in windows by writing in RUU:
%temp%
and clear all files
restart and try again.
i did it this way and it works.
P.S:
make sure that there is no ISO images in the root directories
@BB,
i also made several wrong guesses about what was causing the issue...i
also installed blank CDs in my drives (lol)...then finally someone else
pointed out the issue with card readers.
@others,
it appears that the wubi script is scanning all drives on the PC (windows
treats card reader
you know, i'm wondering if a small C# or JAVA program could somehow
provide wubi with the drive information it needs. i'm not sure how that
would work or even if it's possible.
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but c++ (not microsoft's visual c++, tho) would probably be okay
perhaps...anyway it would just be a tiny program whose only job would be
to get system drive info and pass it to wubi on request because c++ may
have better libraries for accessing such information...unless python has
solutions of
William Bass:
With regard to the infinite loop phenomenon, I have no card readers on
my machine, but an empty virtual CD drive provided by Daemon Tools. The
loop sent me through the message dozens of times rather than three
times. The same thing happens if my actual DVD drive is empty.
The
I posted an answer on 6/10/09 stating that when I put a blank CD in my
2nd DVD drive I did not get the exception error message. On trying to
duplicate this, I again got an error message when putting the Ubuntu
Live CD in disc drive 1, even though had put a disk in my 2nd drive. So
I pulled the
WORKAROUND:
Downloaded wubi.exe from the website to a brand new Windows XP install.
Had DAEMONTools installed. Mounting any image in the DAEMONTools drive
caused the Please insert disk in drive... error message to go away.
Unmounting image caused error message to return.
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I am a newbie at all of this. This is my first post. But I was having
the same problem on my Vista computer. It has both a Drive E (a DVD/CD-
RW drive) and a Drive F (DVD RW drive). I’d insert the Ubuntu 9.04
installation disc in Drive E and I would get the error message Windows
no disk
Just downloaded latest wubi and am running winxp pro sp3. I have the
same problems. I have the latest ubuntu iso in the same folder as wubi
with no other files. When I run I get pyrun.exe - No Disk for my DVD
drive (drive E).
If you are very very patient however, clicking Cancel (50 times?)
I had the same issue with Win XP SP 3.
To get by the impasse, I just put a data CD with a valid directory
structure into the drive. Wubi was able to read it, and to determine
that it contains nothing of interest to Ubuntu. Once Wubi verified that
(a) there was a disk in the drive, and (b) it
I also have a SD card reader. After doing Safely Remove Hardware, not
a single No Disc or Exception error. The solution seems to be to just
have the basic A:, C:, and D: drives active.
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Using Win XP Professional:
I had the problem first without an error message (on a laptop) - Wubi made the
drive lamp blink for a minute or so and then went back to sleep. On the other
machine wubi exe on the 9.04 disc and the downloaded installer both produced
the insistent error message from
I've also been experiencing the same issue when trying to install Ubuntu
or Kubuntu 9.04. Doesn't matter if I download the distribution or
download Wubi, I get this error message from pyrun.exe:
There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive
\Device\Harddisk2\DR2
and I can either
I tried running wubi from Windows 7 RC and got the 'pyrun no disk'
error. The only way to kill it was through Task Manager and End Process.
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I had the same problem until 5 minutes ago.
I simply unplugged my card reader (any removable drives) and it's now
installing perfectly
Give it a shot!
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I can confirm that the card-reader might have some connection (direct or
otherwise) with the difficulties: on my XP machine, I clicked on safely
remove hardware for the built-in card reader, and the error message
failed to appear. A restart (to reconnect the card reader) and the error
returned.
Removing a multi-card reader (Kingston) that assigns 4 drive numbers to my
Vista solved the same problem for me.
Wubi now works.
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I also think that the problem is connected with the card reader. I have an
economic USB built-in card reader (a generic one) and, running wubi after
clicking on safely remove hardware to disconnect card reader, it starts
without any error. Rebooting the computer (to reconnect the device): the no
Hello guys!
I had that problem too.. And I had ... File
Z:\home\evan\bzr\wubi.trunk\build\wubi\files\lib\wubi\backends\common\backend.py,
line 153, in fetch_basic_info ... thingy in log. The problem is the
unsupported characters. Just make any ş ç ö ğ or anything like that to
english characters
Please confirm whether this is due to non-ascii chars in the volume
label. In which case please see bug #365648 which also contains a new
version of wubi to try. By the way wubi 9.04 has been completely
rewritten, so yes, things have changed.
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i have the same results. if i remove my card reader (i.e., click on
safely remove hardware), then my various usb / memory card drives are
no longer viewable AND wubi 9.04 works fine.
all of my volume labels are ascii characters (i don't remember the exact
letters and i will have to restart
i downloaded and tried the revised wubi...it does the same thing as the
original wubi 9.04. keep in mind that none of my drive volumes are non-
ascii.
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keep in mind that the wubi installer on my ubuntu 8.10 disk does NOT do
this. The wubi installer on my 8.04 disk does NOT either. Only the wubi
installer on my ubuntu 9.04 disk does this.
wubi 9.04 has been changed in some way. and it is only this initial part
because once past this problem, the
i have 2 optical drives. Drive E (a dvd burner) and drive F (a cd-rom).
As long as BOTH drives contain an ubuntu ISO image (for example, if
drive E already has the ubuntu 8.10 disk in it), then when i insert the
9.04 disk, i do NOT get the error. On the other hand, if i have no disk
or a
I think that it's probably NOT the AV blocking something, and possibly
not SP3 either. I also noticed that the 8.10 disk didn't have the error
while the 9.04 did. I, too, suspect that something has changed with the
way 9.04 interacts with the disk, but haven't had a chance to do
informal tests
The above logs are fine, there is no error which is visible by the
application. The issue probably manifest itself when trying to access a
particular drive of yours. A lot of programs mentioned by other users
are not really the cause, they simply scan the available drives
similarly to what Wubi
Hi I'm on Vista and have the same problem. The virus program is scanning
now, but have the feeling that it will not find any thing.
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Correction of my message above:
Trying to run Wubi on an XP virtual machine and on a Win 7 Beta virtualbox
machine, it seems to run fine, no error messages noticed (I didn't complete the
installation because of lack of disk space in my virtual machine) and AVG free
8.0 is installed in both of
Update: I just did a fresh install of XP on my affected machine (part of
preparation for reoganization what's on my system), inserted a freshly
burned CD of 9.04, 64-bit (downloaded from Cannonical)
Surprise surprise, no sign of the previous error messages.
I don't have time to pinpoint the
Just took off the copy of Norton that was preinstalled, put on AVG free
(downloaded on another machine to help avoid connecting to the internet
and catching something), tried the same install disk again: a complaint
that there was no disk in the drive. Interesting..no updates or
other changes
Hello. If this could be helpful, also I have AVG Free installed on the machine.
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Can confirm problematical Cancel, try again, continue dialog, error
processing message seems vaguely familiar
Related links:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/366701
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1134741
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Could you attach a log at the point you get Exception Processing
Message?
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Importance: Undecided = Medium
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: New = Confirmed
** Changed in: ubuntu
Assignee: (unassigned) = Agostino Russo (ago)
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There seem to be different reasons for this
(http://www.google.com/search?q=%22no+disk%22+%22exception+processing+message+c013%22)
including a Worm
(http://techrepublic.com.com/5208-6230-0.html?forumID=101threadID=218605start=0),
so please scan your machine.
This probably happens while Wubi
IFirst attempt at reporducing error as follows:
1, Boot into XP and clean out %temp% directory
2. Insert disk
3. No disk error appears with details Exception Processing Message c013
Parameters 75b6bf7c 4 75b6bf7c 75b6bf7c and three choices: cancel, try again,
continue
4. After clicking
Question: would more information on computer specs be useful?
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Second attempt at reproducing error:
1. Clean out %temp% folder insert disk
2, Error message appears as detailed above, response as above, installation
option chosen when choice offered.
3. Installation proceeds happily until the stage where it modifies boot.ini, at
which point the same error
Comments on possible causes noted: scanning my affected machine now
(last scan found nothing), will check the card reader idea shown in one
of Google's results when scan finishes. Will report back if any news.
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Apologies for hijacking this bug report
D'oh! A little while back I rechecked the attached logs: seems I was using rev
122 of Wubi 9.04 with the release candidate disk for 9.04..
No signs of the mentioned worm, removing quicktime (as suggested in one of the
discussions returned by Google
I get the same result trying to download WUBI or trying to run a previously
successful download on my Windows XP Pro SP3 system. I suspect a recent change
somewhere since I had no trouble installing 9.04 on a laptop about a week ago.
Pyrun.exe takes such a death grip that it can't be canceled
Ditto on all the forgoing.
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Correction:
in the above description, where i said:
In Ubuntu 8.10 (which I no longer have installed on my system), after I
inserted the CD...
it should read:
With the Ubuntu 8.10 CD, after I inserted the CD...
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forgive the mistake again...i am still not writing that last paragraph
clearly. The entire last paragraph of my original bug report should read
as below:
With the Ubuntu 8.10 CD, after I insert the CD, I correctly get a pop-up
that presents 3 installation options (and I want to choose the 2nd
update...
1. i restarted windows and then inserted the 9.04 CD.
2. the message is now Exception Processing Message c013 Parameters
75b6bf7c 4 75b6bf7c 75b6bf7c
3. clicking cancel or the X on the error message 8 times gets me to the
installation options dialog.
i restarted windows again
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