but in the installation "creating virtual disks" is coming 7 then after 3 hours it is not progressing.
pls help
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problem in installation of ubuntu 9.04 inside windows xp
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miteshshah
, Oct 16 2009 06:20 AM
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miteshshah
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Posted 16 October 2009 - 06:20 AM
while installation of ubuntu 9.04 my system has cpu usage of 100% process name is pyrun.exe
but in the installation "creating virtual disks" is coming 7 then after 3 hours it is not progressing.
pls help
but in the installation "creating virtual disks" is coming 7 then after 3 hours it is not progressing.
pls help
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Posted 16 October 2009 - 06:47 AM
This appears to be a bug in the Ubuntu installer which gets confused if you have more than one drive available when you start the installation. Because you are running Ubuntu from a virtual drive, it doesn't quite have a handle on setting a proper drive letter and can not get past the initial stage of setting up a valid drive letter for your installation.
I've discovered that many Ubuntu users who install under Windows prefer using wubi to install Ubuntu under Windows. Give that a try and see if you have better results. You can download the official version of wubi here:
http://wubi-installer.org/
Let me know how this works...
I've discovered that many Ubuntu users who install under Windows prefer using wubi to install Ubuntu under Windows. Give that a try and see if you have better results. You can download the official version of wubi here:
http://wubi-installer.org/
Let me know how this works...
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