Folks, we have a lot to do. Let's move on and build something. Nay Myo Win said: >sorry if i bother u. i wanna see newbie ubuntu as a successful Linux. <snip> >but it won't boot from CD rom >all files are complete not corrupted
NMW -- Some CD drives (and the legacy Windows operating system that runs them) are not standards-compliant. Consequently, densely compressed images sometimes don't burn perfectly, and the downloaded .iso sometimes needs to be reburned. The downloaded CD uses a compression algorythm that maximizes the amount of software that can be loaded on the CD, but the higher compression makes it more likely that a mistake will occur when burning the CD. It's a tradeoff, because if another compression algorhythm is used, you don't get as much software to fit on the CD. To verify the CD, first check the MD5 sum of the .iso image. If the ISO has a correct MD5, you can be confident that the download was good. To verify the burn of the CD, insert the CD and reboot into the Ubuntu CD (make sure your BIOS is set to boot from the CD). When you get to the first screen, there is an option to test the CD (I forget the exact wording). Run that routine. If it fails, the burn of the CD was bad. Burn the image again, using another CD. I myself have the same trouble from time to time, so don't get discouraged. It is possible to skip the burning of the CD, by mounting the .iso to a partition on the hard drive, and then booting to that partition, but that is a relatively complex technique that requires more command line familiarity than you have right now. So far, no one has built a perfect company, organization, computer, or operating system. As a wise man once said, "Computers suck. Computers running Linux suck less." -- ubuntu-server mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-server More info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam
