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The code...

sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
... will only perform the package updates within the same version. And does not upgrade to a newer distribution.

I'm not sure which command line code...

My understanding is that UNetBootIn copies the os-file.iso to the selected partition. Then it writes the proper code to the master-boot-record of the drive to make the drive bootable.

I have used UNetBootIn to create what you want with some success. Though it has been a few years since I've tried it. So it may not work for you.

I partitioned the drive before using UNetBootIn,...

Do you have ntfsprogs or something similar installed? I think they are needed to manage ntfs filesystems.

Can you show the evidence or source of this information?

Thank You...

To quote from Ubuntu Communty Documentation - MinimalCD indicates...



From what I remember... one can install a functional CLI system by using the mini.iso (without network access).

Hope...

If you're computer is already connected to the wireless router... Then you may be able to access the router's configuration by using the following:

Open up your preferred web browser.
Type the...

All of the previous suggestions are good...

If you really want to go to a brick-and-mortar store to buy an Ubuntu disk...


Maybe try Best Buy, Microcenter etc. There's usually a section that...

If you click on the picture of the optical drive (to view the enlarged version) on the Wiki Optical Disk Drive Article... Please note the tiny hole above the volume knob.

Also... If the computer...

If you don't mind using CLI, you can use cdrecord (I think it's installed by default in Ubuntu) to burn the DVD.

In a Terminal...

Navigate to directory containing the .iso file.

cd...

Another useful tool is apropos (I'm not sure if the program has to be installed already... Probably)...



user@host:~$ apropos temperature
hddtemp (8) - Utility to monitor hard drive...

Another option for use of testdisk...

The GPartEd LiveCD has testdisk included with it.

The GPartEd LiveCD even has a load to RAM option, so that the optical drive can be freed-up (after...

How about...


sudo apt-get update

-and then-


sudo apt-get dist-upgrade

If you have the capability you can download (for free) and burn the image to a DVD.

Please ask for more help if this is the way you want to go and we'll try to help.

I think the OP is asking about the DVD. And IIRC only the CD versions are sent for free. The DVD versions have to be purchased (if one wants the disk shipped from canonical).

Of course any of...

Have a look at the following website.

http://linuxcommand.org/

And the following UbuntuForums post has a link to a good Ubuntu pocket-guide.
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If Brasero does not work adequately, then another option (that uses CLI and is not Brasero, but is included with Ubuntu) is cdrecord. This is just another idea that may be of interest.

One option...

Have a look at the following site... It may be of some use.

http://www.ubuntuhcl.org/browse/search+printers?category=14

I ride my posts as well... but I can't assume that everyone else has the time (capability) to ride their posts. :) Thanks for the explanation.

Cheers...

Not trying to be rude or interupt. :)

From my experience, this may be the same as your set-up, but maybe not? Also... maybe someone can weigh-in and tell whether both latches should be pressed at...

The thread started only 6 hrs ago. So maybe we need to have patience for them to post again. It's not uncommon to ask the OP to have patience, so I don't think it's a big stretch to wait a little...

Glad you got it working. I looked around in the directories of the UNetBootIn setup of ubuntu-9.04-alternate-i386.iso and noticed a directory labelled "netboot" so that is what gave me an idea that...

When I used UNetBootin to "put" ubuntu-9.04-alternate-i386.iso on a USB-Flash, I get the same results as you have gotten. The installation acts more like a netboot installation. And then requires...

This is confusing to me... I'll try to install unetbootin, put the ubuntu-9.04-alternate-i386.iso on a USB-Flash and see if I can duplicate the issue.

Yeah... Sorry... I didn't see which graphics card you currently have.