Cannot boot Ubuntu DVD 17.10 in laptop
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Linuhackz again. I have a HP Pavilion G7 and I am trying to boot an Ubuntu DVD which has 17.10 on it. My laptop won't boot from it even though I change the boot order. It does not detect the DVD-R I have and I want to boot from UEFI and not legacy (BIOS.) If there are any answers please give them. I want to try Ubuntu Live Session and then install it. I did the instructions as mentioned in the website. I was wondering if I had to use Syslinux.
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Linuhackz again. I have a HP Pavilion G7 and I am trying to boot an Ubuntu DVD which has 17.10 on it. My laptop won't boot from it even though I change the boot order. It does not detect the DVD-R I have and I want to boot from UEFI and not legacy (BIOS.) If there are any answers please give them. I want to try Ubuntu Live Session and then install it. I did the instructions as mentioned in the website. I was wondering if I had to use Syslinux.
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boot dual-boot uefi
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Linuhackz again. I have a HP Pavilion G7 and I am trying to boot an Ubuntu DVD which has 17.10 on it. My laptop won't boot from it even though I change the boot order. It does not detect the DVD-R I have and I want to boot from UEFI and not legacy (BIOS.) If there are any answers please give them. I want to try Ubuntu Live Session and then install it. I did the instructions as mentioned in the website. I was wondering if I had to use Syslinux.
-Linuhackz
boot dual-boot uefi
Linuhackz again. I have a HP Pavilion G7 and I am trying to boot an Ubuntu DVD which has 17.10 on it. My laptop won't boot from it even though I change the boot order. It does not detect the DVD-R I have and I want to boot from UEFI and not legacy (BIOS.) If there are any answers please give them. I want to try Ubuntu Live Session and then install it. I did the instructions as mentioned in the website. I was wondering if I had to use Syslinux.
-Linuhackz
boot dual-boot uefi
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Maybe there's some problem with the DVD reader or the DVD was not written to properly.
Why not try a USB boot? Download a bootable USB creating software like Rufus, UnetBootin or Universal USB installer. Download the iso file for Ubuntu 17.10 and let the software create a bootable USB for you.
Change the boot order in BIOS and put USB boot at the top. When you boot in next time it should boot to Ubuntu Live.
I don't have any flash drives, all of them are corrupt.
â linuhackz
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My DVD reader works fine. Should I enable legacy support?
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I have got my answer. I did not extract the files from the iso image to boot up. It does the same with flash drive.
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Maybe there's some problem with the DVD reader or the DVD was not written to properly.
Why not try a USB boot? Download a bootable USB creating software like Rufus, UnetBootin or Universal USB installer. Download the iso file for Ubuntu 17.10 and let the software create a bootable USB for you.
Change the boot order in BIOS and put USB boot at the top. When you boot in next time it should boot to Ubuntu Live.
I don't have any flash drives, all of them are corrupt.
â linuhackz
Apr 22 at 5:33
My DVD reader works fine. Should I enable legacy support?
â linuhackz
Apr 22 at 5:36
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Maybe there's some problem with the DVD reader or the DVD was not written to properly.
Why not try a USB boot? Download a bootable USB creating software like Rufus, UnetBootin or Universal USB installer. Download the iso file for Ubuntu 17.10 and let the software create a bootable USB for you.
Change the boot order in BIOS and put USB boot at the top. When you boot in next time it should boot to Ubuntu Live.
I don't have any flash drives, all of them are corrupt.
â linuhackz
Apr 22 at 5:33
My DVD reader works fine. Should I enable legacy support?
â linuhackz
Apr 22 at 5:36
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up vote
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Maybe there's some problem with the DVD reader or the DVD was not written to properly.
Why not try a USB boot? Download a bootable USB creating software like Rufus, UnetBootin or Universal USB installer. Download the iso file for Ubuntu 17.10 and let the software create a bootable USB for you.
Change the boot order in BIOS and put USB boot at the top. When you boot in next time it should boot to Ubuntu Live.
Maybe there's some problem with the DVD reader or the DVD was not written to properly.
Why not try a USB boot? Download a bootable USB creating software like Rufus, UnetBootin or Universal USB installer. Download the iso file for Ubuntu 17.10 and let the software create a bootable USB for you.
Change the boot order in BIOS and put USB boot at the top. When you boot in next time it should boot to Ubuntu Live.
answered Apr 22 at 5:23
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I don't have any flash drives, all of them are corrupt.
â linuhackz
Apr 22 at 5:33
My DVD reader works fine. Should I enable legacy support?
â linuhackz
Apr 22 at 5:36
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I don't have any flash drives, all of them are corrupt.
â linuhackz
Apr 22 at 5:33
My DVD reader works fine. Should I enable legacy support?
â linuhackz
Apr 22 at 5:36
I don't have any flash drives, all of them are corrupt.
â linuhackz
Apr 22 at 5:33
I don't have any flash drives, all of them are corrupt.
â linuhackz
Apr 22 at 5:33
My DVD reader works fine. Should I enable legacy support?
â linuhackz
Apr 22 at 5:36
My DVD reader works fine. Should I enable legacy support?
â linuhackz
Apr 22 at 5:36
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0
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I have got my answer. I did not extract the files from the iso image to boot up. It does the same with flash drive.
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I have got my answer. I did not extract the files from the iso image to boot up. It does the same with flash drive.
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
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accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
I have got my answer. I did not extract the files from the iso image to boot up. It does the same with flash drive.
I have got my answer. I did not extract the files from the iso image to boot up. It does the same with flash drive.
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