Not for a normal install. PC's do not boot to ISO files. If you are going to run it inside of VMWare then VMWare can boot an ISO file.i can install badger directly from downloaded ISO, the ISO is in a partition/folder,, thanks
Not for a normal install. PC's do not boot to ISO files. If you are going to run it inside of VMWare then VMWare can boot an ISO file.i can install badger directly from downloaded ISO, the ISO is in a partition/folder,, thanks
Just interrupt the internet connection after the initial reboot.Originally Posted by mr_mop
if the network install locks up at say... "66% configuring python 2.4" is there a way to resume without having to download everything before that over again???
"Better sleep with a sober cannibal than a drunken Christian." -Ishmael (Moby ****)
IBM T60p 12.04ubuntu
After booting with the boot floppy, all I get is the grub prompt.. Any ideas how to proceed?
This is an old fujitsu lifebook with a pcmcia cd-rom drive. Is there any way to be able to boot straight from cd? I'm running breezy on desktop and having a win98 laptop is creeping me out..
Odd. My guess would be either a corrupted image (So GRUB can't read the disk), or maybe GRUB just doesn't work with your laptop BIOS (Not likely, since win98 sounds like it boots fine and GRUB uses the same BIOS interrupts).Originally Posted by kaamos
I'd suggest downloading the image parts again, reconstituting the image and writing it out to a different disk. If it still doesn't work then you might try the PXE netboot option https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Installation...NetbootInstall if your hardware supports it.
Hi this has really helped me out alot (installing it as we speak yummy!) just a note or two.
1.) make sure u fully format the disks first or buy new ones( 2nd option is much better)
2.) have patience
for the person installing on a life book (i have the lovely little b110) check your disks and re-download each disk if needed.
after booting to grub and selecting the ubuntu network install it will go through the boot disk and request the first disk the rest should follow
I feel like naming my next kid Curufir. This is like HamaRamaKwanzMas come early!
Thank You!!!!!!
Nice thanks for this, finaly a easy way to install ubuntu on my old laptop
Man, this really saved my day! Thanks a lot!!! I owe you big time!
By the way.. After reboot my install on an old Gateway Solo 2550 also hang and left me with a boot prompt and no network access. But after initializing the dhclient (sudo dhclient eth0) it all worked out fine with sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop. Or so it seems (still installing
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