I had twice downloaded the iso for 12.04 but both CD cannot be used. I installed half-way through but got error in installer. I guess I have to abandon 12.04 and go for 11.10. I had been using 10.10 for two years and proved to be the most stable version I had ever used in the Xubuntu series.--
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On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 2:59 PM, alex ong <alexong2005@yahoo.com.sg> wrote:

I had twice downloaded the iso for 12.04 but both CD cannot be used. I installed half-way through but got error in installer. I guess I have to abandon 12.04 and go for 11.10. I had been using 10.10 for two years and proved to be the most stable version I had ever used in the Xubuntu series.

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have you checked the md5sum of the downloaded iso?
also, if you by any chance have a windows partition, do a disk check through windows first.

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I have had problems using FireFox to download the files, it has a tendency to say it finishes when it may only be half done.* Checking the file size and md5sum are needed if you use ff.

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On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 2:59 PM, alex ong <alexong2005@yahoo.com.sg> wrote:


I had twice downloaded the iso for 12.04 but both CD cannot be used. I installed half-way through but got error in installer. I guess I have to abandon 12.04 and go for 11.10. I had been using 10.10 for two years and proved to be the most stable version I had ever used in the Xubuntu series.


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have you checked the md5sum of the downloaded iso?
also, if you by any chance have a windows partition, do a disk check through windows first.


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On 05/22/2012 05:02 PM, uteck wrote:

I have had problems using FireFox to download the files, it
has a tendency to say it finishes when it may only be half
done. Checking the file size and md5sum are needed if you
use ff.

also when you still happen to have a running 11.10 or 10.10
and the iso md5 is correct, you can very easily upgrade to
12.04 without burning the iso.

ex.
http://askubuntu.com/questions/76591/how-do-i-upgrade-from-media-iso

regards and good luck
Eberhard


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