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The wubi/wubi/... line is of course a bug.
We ll try to find out why.

You do not have to edit the menu.lst yourself anymore for a month or two.
It is updated automagically everytime ubuntu uppgrades its kernel so wubi will boot with the very last kernel version.

Ask in the general forum they will be able to help you.

Yes.
Reboot in windows and find c:\boot.ini.
It may be hidden and write protected.
Edit it and set the default and timeout options.

Lithuanian, Bulgarian and Tradchinese have been succesfully merged.

Thanks a lot to miketowninc and zjtopspeed

Your translation was based on an old version, i added the new strings and tried to keep as much as i can from your work.
Can you complete this one ?

I already had the french translation, i should have warned you first.
Here is the previous version, check if you want to mix it with yours, and post here the result as usual.
I bundle you both....

This has not been tested, but i think there is everything in the code to install Wubi on a USB drive. Note that the case of an USB stick might be different.

You get the award of the most exhaustive report.:KS

For now we have everything we need, but the report from this crazy guy is interresting.
Can you confirm it ?
Note we have not switched yet to the Bcdedit version that writes its value to an ini....

Fabiogramos : ok it has been merged.
Jordao : you let a few strings in english, i did a copy paste of the fabiogramos version for them. You can check and send an updated version if you want.

Download this file and save it in the same directory as wubi.exe

http://releases.ubuntu.com/feisty/ubuntu-7.04-alternate-i386.iso

Then run wubi.

Please edit your post and make it more readable.

Procedure is available here :
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=2737747&postcount=3

press Alt+F2, try to login in the console and type


That should give you enough space to login on next reboot.
You can reboot with this command.

Thanks for sharing your solution.

Rmzelle : ok, it has been merged.
fabiogramos : I think you have made a mistake with zipping portuguese.nsh instead of portuguesebr.nsh.

We have not decided yet to enable users to use *buntu amd64. For now it is only for the developpers.

Reserved space.

194-52 :
New since test-3 :
Better protection against hard reboots.
Improved Vista support.
Added windows 64 bit support.
Added preliminary support for *buntu amd64.
New handlng of boot...

Master translation file has been updated, see first post of this thread.

No, it s not too late, but your language is not supported by our programing system.
We can do it if you translate some extra files, it will be better if we ask the NSIS programmers to add support...

21 fragments for such a file is not problematic at all. That makes an average size of 250 Mb per fragment. It won't hurt the performance in any way.

Thanks i ll grab it !:o