APCI Error while installing
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I could not install Ubuntu, as it showed following
APCI Error: No handler for region
APCI Error: Region Embedded control
APCI Error: Method parse/execution failed
No caching mode page found
Assuming drive cache:write through
(initramfs) mount: mounting/dev/loop0//filesystem.squashfs failed: input/output error
dual-boot
edited Feb 13 at 21:22
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asked Feb 13 at 19:01
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I could not install Ubuntu, as it showed following
APCI Error: No handler for region
APCI Error: Region Embedded control
APCI Error: Method parse/execution failed
No caching mode page found
Assuming drive cache:write through
(initramfs) mount: mounting/dev/loop0//filesystem.squashfs failed: input/output error
dual-boot
edited Feb 13 at 21:22
Marc Vanhoomissen
85011119
asked Feb 13 at 19:01
Sanjay Khi
1
Do you mean ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface)?
– Marc Vanhoomissen
Feb 13 at 19:43
I think this ^ is the answer here
– Anwar
Feb 15 at 7:17
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up vote
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I could not install Ubuntu, as it showed following
APCI Error: No handler for region
APCI Error: Region Embedded control
APCI Error: Method parse/execution failed
No caching mode page found
Assuming drive cache:write through
(initramfs) mount: mounting/dev/loop0//filesystem.squashfs failed: input/output error
dual-boot
edited Feb 13 at 21:22
Marc Vanhoomissen
85011119
asked Feb 13 at 19:01
Sanjay Khi
1
I could not install Ubuntu, as it showed following
APCI Error: No handler for region
APCI Error: Region Embedded control
APCI Error: Method parse/execution failed
No caching mode page found
Assuming drive cache:write through
(initramfs) mount: mounting/dev/loop0//filesystem.squashfs failed: input/output error
dual-boot
dual-boot
edited Feb 13 at 21:22
Marc Vanhoomissen
85011119
asked Feb 13 at 19:01
Sanjay Khi
1
edited Feb 13 at 21:22
Marc Vanhoomissen
85011119
asked Feb 13 at 19:01
Sanjay Khi
1
edited Feb 13 at 21:22
Marc Vanhoomissen
85011119
edited Feb 13 at 21:22
Marc Vanhoomissen
85011119
edited Feb 13 at 21:22
Marc Vanhoomissen
85011119
85011119
asked Feb 13 at 19:01
Sanjay Khi
1
asked Feb 13 at 19:01
Sanjay Khi
1
asked Feb 13 at 19:01
Sanjay Khi
1
1
Do you mean ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface)?
– Marc Vanhoomissen
Feb 13 at 19:43
I think this ^ is the answer here
– Anwar
Feb 15 at 7:17
add a comment |Â
Do you mean ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface)?
– Marc Vanhoomissen
Feb 13 at 19:43
I think this ^ is the answer here
– Anwar
Feb 15 at 7:17
Do you mean ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface)?
– Marc Vanhoomissen
Feb 13 at 19:43
Do you mean ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface)?
– Marc Vanhoomissen
Feb 13 at 19:43
I think this ^ is the answer here
– Anwar
Feb 15 at 7:17
I think this ^ is the answer here
– Anwar
Feb 15 at 7:17
add a comment |Â
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"input/output error" looks like the installation medium is broken. Please try again with a different DVD or USB drive.
answered Mar 28 at 10:19
David Foerster
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Those specific ACPI errors won't affect the installation, they are warnings from the Advanced Configuration and Power Interface driver concerning some issues in the ACPI tables in your machine and won't cause the problem you are seeing. It is worth sanity checking your installation media, there is an option in the early install boot menu to check the installation media.
answered Mar 28 at 10:51
Colin Ian King
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2 Answers
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oldest
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active
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up vote
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"input/output error" looks like the installation medium is broken. Please try again with a different DVD or USB drive.
answered Mar 28 at 10:19
David Foerster
26.5k1362106
As you’ve never accepted an answer before: if this answers your question, don’t forget to click the grey ☑ under the number at the left of this text to accept it, which means “yes, this answer is validâ€Â!
– David Foerster
Mar 28 at 10:19
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up vote
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"input/output error" looks like the installation medium is broken. Please try again with a different DVD or USB drive.
answered Mar 28 at 10:19
David Foerster
26.5k1362106
As you’ve never accepted an answer before: if this answers your question, don’t forget to click the grey ☑ under the number at the left of this text to accept it, which means “yes, this answer is validâ€Â!
– David Foerster
Mar 28 at 10:19
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up vote
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up vote
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"input/output error" looks like the installation medium is broken. Please try again with a different DVD or USB drive.
answered Mar 28 at 10:19
David Foerster
26.5k1362106
"input/output error" looks like the installation medium is broken. Please try again with a different DVD or USB drive.
answered Mar 28 at 10:19
David Foerster
26.5k1362106
answered Mar 28 at 10:19
David Foerster
26.5k1362106
answered Mar 28 at 10:19
David Foerster
26.5k1362106
answered Mar 28 at 10:19
David Foerster
26.5k1362106
26.5k1362106
As you’ve never accepted an answer before: if this answers your question, don’t forget to click the grey ☑ under the number at the left of this text to accept it, which means “yes, this answer is validâ€Â!
– David Foerster
Mar 28 at 10:19
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As you’ve never accepted an answer before: if this answers your question, don’t forget to click the grey ☑ under the number at the left of this text to accept it, which means “yes, this answer is validâ€Â!
– David Foerster
Mar 28 at 10:19
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– David Foerster
Mar 28 at 10:19
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Those specific ACPI errors won't affect the installation, they are warnings from the Advanced Configuration and Power Interface driver concerning some issues in the ACPI tables in your machine and won't cause the problem you are seeing. It is worth sanity checking your installation media, there is an option in the early install boot menu to check the installation media.
answered Mar 28 at 10:51
Colin Ian King
11.6k13346
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
Those specific ACPI errors won't affect the installation, they are warnings from the Advanced Configuration and Power Interface driver concerning some issues in the ACPI tables in your machine and won't cause the problem you are seeing. It is worth sanity checking your installation media, there is an option in the early install boot menu to check the installation media.
answered Mar 28 at 10:51
Colin Ian King
11.6k13346
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Those specific ACPI errors won't affect the installation, they are warnings from the Advanced Configuration and Power Interface driver concerning some issues in the ACPI tables in your machine and won't cause the problem you are seeing. It is worth sanity checking your installation media, there is an option in the early install boot menu to check the installation media.
answered Mar 28 at 10:51
Colin Ian King
11.6k13346
Those specific ACPI errors won't affect the installation, they are warnings from the Advanced Configuration and Power Interface driver concerning some issues in the ACPI tables in your machine and won't cause the problem you are seeing. It is worth sanity checking your installation media, there is an option in the early install boot menu to check the installation media.
answered Mar 28 at 10:51
Colin Ian King
11.6k13346
answered Mar 28 at 10:51
Colin Ian King
11.6k13346
answered Mar 28 at 10:51
Colin Ian King
11.6k13346
answered Mar 28 at 10:51
Colin Ian King
11.6k13346
11.6k13346
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Do you mean ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface)?
– Marc Vanhoomissen
Feb 13 at 19:43
I think this ^ is the answer here
– Anwar
Feb 15 at 7:17