I have found this page () which seems to have helped many people, but I don't know how to do it. If retrying does not work, you should check the integrity of your CD-ROM. There was a problem reading data from the CD-ROM. My CDROM drive doesn't work, so I'm using a live USB for this installation.Īt the beginning of the (Ubuntu 12.04.1 alternate) installation I get an error message saying (something like) I'm on a Live Session now, that seems to work fine (internet and all). ?Ĭould it be the USB is not good, despite the hash/checksum being correct? Has it something to do with my hdd being new, non-compatible, or. (A minute or so later) "The installer has crashed"Įvery time I try again, the installer seems to think Ubuntu 12.04 is already installed (it isn't though, I tried booting from hdd and all I get is a blinking cursor): it gives me the option to "Erase Ubuntu 12.04LTS and reinstall".Īpart from getting frustrated, I'm also surprised: when I installed Ubuntu12.04 for the first time (last August), everything was fine.
"System program problem detected" (the installer keeps going while this message is up)Ģ. Then I thought I might have done something wrong in the partitioning (though I really paid attention to the video, so really it's not likely) - and I decided to try another way:Ĭhoosing to install Ubuntu without partitioning my disk. (With help from a youtube video) I tried three times to make three partitions (root (/) (10,000MB), swap (6000MB) and /home (all the rest of the MB's) but when the installer starts installing the system (after I've given my location, name, computer's name, password etc.), it crashes. iso-file (on someone else's WinXP PC) and it is correct. I used winMD5Sum to check the hash/checksum of my. I made a bootable live USB with ubuntu-12.04.1-desktop-i386.iso.
The new hdd is a Toshiba 500GB 2.5" SATA300 540, my notebook Packard Bell Easynote MH35. My hdd broke down and I just bought a new one and put it in my notebook.
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