Ubuntu Install Error


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Maybe look at /var/log/installer/syslog and /var/log/syslog like it says in the pic and look for more specific information.

And maybe the cd is faulty... I know that Breezy had an option during the install to check the cd for errors, probably that option is around somewhere in the dapper installation too. I can't remember seeing it though. Just have look around.

Is it a bad CD? We can't tell you. You tell us. Does the md5sum check out?

Per http://ftp.ussg.iu.edu/linux/ubuntu-releases/6.06/MD5SUMS

df03811bfc9f2a73672887a36d531965  ubuntu-6.06-alternate-amd64.iso
b2e9120f06d70cc076c1852c6c04654e  ubuntu-6.06-alternate-i386.iso
12bd53a48d7afbcfb0eae6794a1ac02f  ubuntu-6.06-alternate-powerpc.iso
722b8b4a75f977a76a722d4a2b071b19  ubuntu-6.06-desktop-amd64.iso
e2e5e0bfb2edffd2ce02dd77bda4558e  ubuntu-6.06-desktop-i386.iso
410d766d75a3afaa7f04c0c7dbdfd8da  ubuntu-6.06-desktop-powerpc.iso
02772b8b3461c246a2154aa6e699335b  ubuntu-6.06-server-amd64.iso
4c7c835d244453b9a29d397e5cd973fd  ubuntu-6.06-server-i386.iso
c1f9c3dc78572bc2ce76d44776949fcc  ubuntu-6.06-server-powerpc.iso
82da246064785adb7b87e5aa0cb5764c  ubuntu-6.06-server-sparc.iso

You likely have the "desktop-1386" version.

As Tiftof mentioned, the error posted said to look into your syslogs for details.

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