Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: cdrom-checker
You need to have a CD with an error in it, in my case I think there was
a problem with the first iso that I downloaded.
I used this image: ubuntu-6.06.1-desktop-amd64.iso
(1) boot the desktop CD
(2) run the "check CD" option
(3) check the screen every five minutes, until it finds a bad file
(4) take photos
Before finding a bad file, you should see:
File names on the left in brown, OK on the right in a brighter shade.
After a bad file has been found you should see:
File names on the left in brown, OK on the right in a brighter shade.
Further to the right, also in a pale brown, the letters "ch" (the end of
"mismatch") and at the bottom of the screen maybe "atch"
Note - My screen does not automatically respond to the video signal
correctly in this mode, and tends to crop the bottom line or two. I can
play with the vertical positioning but its a pain.
See also Bug 31919 Checking CD-ROM integrity box jumps up and down
(another rough edge to the cd-checker).
** Affects: cdrom-checker (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged
Status: Unconfirmed
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Finding a bad entry on the CD leads to a screen corruption
https://launchpad.net/bugs/57904
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