<font size="4">I downloaded the "live" and "install" versions of<br>
Ubuntu 5.10, and then "burned" the image on to an<br>
R/W CD using Nero.<br>
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The live version comes up, but eventually gets<br>
in to trouble with the display. I get a rather confused<br>
looking display, and for all practical purposes the <br>
system is wedged. I ran the same CD on a much <br>
older machine. It came up fine, but was far too <br>
slow to be interesting.<br>
<br>
The install CD and a blank hard drive results in <br>
"Press a key to reboot." I press a key, and get back<br>
to the same message. As many times as I care to play.<br>
This also occurs on the older machine.<br>
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I'm mostly interested in the install. Does anyone <br>
have any thoughts on what might be going on here? <br>
Just for kicks, I tried the "make bootable disc" option<br>
on Nero, but the result is the same. Is there anything<br>
more to making the CD than using the "burn image"<br>
option? Might there be any conceivable issue in <br>
using an R/W media? <br>
<br>
-Bob<br>
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