CD was successfully used on another install less than a week ago and
"check sum"ed successfully just before the problem. Computer being used
is an IBM think pad. Is it possible that they did something bios-cmos
to "protect it." Computer had picked up a virus that wiped out the data
and prevented operation of AVG. It had XP Service Pack 2 in it. I am
using a 64 bit KDE 12.04 LTS CD that it check sum and "try Kubuntu"ed
with no problems.
Mark
Robert Mark Wallace
6416 Ash Street
Niagara Falls, ON L2H 2G5
Telephone: (289) 929-3170
On 13-01-13 02:21 AM, dragorn wrote:
On Sat, Jan 12, 2013 at 09:59:40PM -0500, Mark Wallace wrote:
error message isubi-partman failed with exit code 10. Hard drive
was just kill disked.
What is going wrong and what do I do about it.
Basically everyone having this problem (that i found in a google
search) solved it by re-downloading and recreating their install cd;
seems to likely be a botched burn or a botched download.
-m
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