Acer Aspire One d270

Hi everybody, I got a Acer Aspire d270 for my birthday and the first thing I done was trying to install Ubuntu 12.10. I made with Universal-USB-Installer and installed it OK (or at least I tought that) but when the the OS is loading its stop in this line:
"stopping save kernel messages" and thats it.. nothing happens. The catch is that I boot from the USB to reinstall it but cant load it either I got the message "syslinux 4.06edd 4.06 and blah blah blah" and it keep starting over and over and nothing happens.
Hope this has a fix cause I didnt get to enjoy my birthday gift at all :cry:

Does the USB stick boot when used in another computer?
Have you tried 12.04?
Have you tried creating the USB stick with Unetbootin?

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Originally Posted by mörgæs

Does the USB stick boot when used in another computer?
Have you tried 12.04?
Have you tried creating the USB stick with Unetbootin?

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mörgæs, thanks for the answer,

Yes the USB boot in other computers thats the strange thing
I made the stick boot with 12.04 an 12.10 nothing happened.

Solved this way:

On the USB stick, rename the isolinux folder to syslinux.
In the same folder, rename the isolinux.bin and isolinux.cfg files to syslinux.bin and syslinux.cfg, respectively.


Then voila in the Acer :confused: don´t know why it boot in the other PCs and not in the Acer but now :popcorn:

Good, then please mark the thread 'solved'.

I had the same problems with an Acer aspire one. the easiest solution by far for me was to use win32 disk imager utility (http://www.softpedia.com/get/CD-DVD-...k-Imager.shtml)

Just change the .ISO to .img extension and write away.