PC does not recognize live CD
Thomas Blasejewicz
thomas at s7.dion.ne.jp
Fri May 7 09:36:27 UTC 2010
Steve Grace さんは書きました:
> Karl Larsen wrote:
>
>> The 10.04 LiveCD is bad and it comes up with a blank screen
>> with two tiny things near the bottom. When you see these try typing Esc
>> and maybe it will work.
>>
>
> The 10.04 live CD works fine here. It's just different from previous
> versions; instead of asking questions about language, what you want to
> do, etc., up front, it asks near the end of the boot process. Be patient.
>
> I've seen the two icons in question; does anyone know what they're
> supposed to represent?
>
> Steve
>
>
It does not seem to work that way here.
Pressing "esc" at **ANY** time has no effect. The computer ALWAYS boots
from the HDD
BIOS is set to boot from CD-ROM first.
LiveCDs that DO work:
Ubuntu 9.04
Debian
LiveCDs that DO NOT work:
Ubuntu 9.10
Ubuntu 10.4
Ubuntu 8.10 etc.
Mandriva
Fedora 10
OpenSUSE just tried 10.3
Puppy
PCLOS
etc.
So, of all the disks I have (tested) TWO actually work (=meaning that
the computer is functioning and booting from CD is possible.
The others don't.
To answer another question: except the "debian" disk, ALL disks
(including the one that works = 9.04) were prepared using my Windows
machine:
exactly the same equipment, same stack of new CDs etc.
WHAT is the difference between a live Ubuntu 9.04 and a live Ubuntu
9.10/10.4 etc.
Since one actually DOES work, it cannot be the computer, can it?
Also, someone suggested downloading a new file, burn the CD again.
Does not work. This time I downloaded both the English 10.04 as well as
the Japanese localized version of 10.4. Neither works.
And I tried this before: downloading 2-3 times, burning new disks. But
that did not help.
What magic is required to make this thing work???
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