OK, so I have re-downloaded the iso - and the MD5sum checks out fine. I
reinstalled it OK and everything looked fine - UNTIL i enabled the
proprietry NVIDIA drivers for my 7200GS. I then got the same problems -
exactly. Once I disabled them again evertyhing worked perfectly. I even
tried using envy to install them ( www.ablertomilone.com) and the
problem returned. A friend has suggested it might be an Open GL
conflict somewhere along the lines, but I am at a loss on how to
proceed now. Any help would be awesome :) Colin. Colin Wylie wrote: Kirrus wrote:I'll give that a blast - but I did verify my CD from the boot menu - and it said it was OK.Hi ----- "Colin Wylie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi,<snip> to the PC - the installer froze up at about 82% on the configuring apt <snip> system freezing and locking up again. Finally (after a few google searches) I found a list of repositories, and tried via apt-get - whcih worked. But as I don't know the names of all packages and dependencies I want - this aint too good :( So - has anyone else encountered this - or does it sound like I may have a hardware fault? It's driving me nuts. I really want to ditch Windows for good, but only if it's gonna work!It sounds like you *may* have a dodgy install cd... can you check the md5sums for your disc/*.iso file against what it should be? There's a good how-to here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM (What the sum should look like can be found here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes) Regards, Kirrus |
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