Instead of using Nero try Iso Recorder or Infra Recorder. you are all doing a wonderful job 24X7 helping others overcome their issues in just a matter of few minutes and hours. Also, let me know how to verify the burnt CD's MD5 CHECK SUM from Windows XP? The steps I find in Ubuntu's site is only for those who are already running Lunux and have a Terminal opened for checking the integrity of the CD drive. Is it necessary? Then how can I burn it with my Nero? Are there any other freeware available that will burn an IMAGE CD at 4X? But, I see from some forums that the CD should be burnt only at 4X speed. Should I try to Burn the ISO image again on another CD?Īlso, I burnt this one at 8X speed, which is the lowest speed available with my Nero 6 version Burner software in Windows XP. My downloaded ISO file seems to be correct as I did the MD5 CHECKSUM and it matched with what was found with Ubutnu's official site. I also tried the option of 'Check for CD defects' and after some time, I got the following error 'CD integrity Check failed'. Please help me, I am curious to see how Ubuntu 9.10 desktop looks. Or the image I burnt OR the ISO file I downloaded and is there a fix for the issue? Please let me know what does this error mean. If retrying does not work, you should check the integrity of your CD ROM. There was a problem reading data from the CD-ROM.

I got the Karmic-alternate-i386.iso image bunt into a CD and tried to boot Ubuntu.Īfter passing thru' the language and keyboard detect steps, I got the following error. But, by mistake I downloadedĪn alternate CD, I went ahead and tried to install Ubuntu 9.10 yesterday. I am new to Linux and wanted to try it using a LIVE CD. I have a Windows XP running on my Intel Celeron 1.7Ghz machine with 512 MB RAM and 40 GB HDD with 4 partitions of 10 GB each.

Run 8 v2 archive integrity check failed