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    /dev/sr0 problem on USB

    Hi every body,

    I install liveCD on USB by copying the content and booting from GRUB.


    Jaunty worked well,
    I installed Karmic alpha, beta and stable release, all of them made a error during boot about /dev/sr0 being not present
    Recently I had to reinstall Jaunty, now he drops me at a shell after a long wait time during boot.

    Also I tried out Lucid, it make the same thing as karmic, this is probably a bug, how to fix it? or will it be fixed?

    Thanks for help

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    Re: /dev/sr0 problem on USB

    I get same error on Lucid Daily Live when making USB with


    • USB Startup Disk Creator
    • Create DELL recovery media
    • Unetbootin

    All the above packages give me this same error when using them and the ISO to create a live USB.

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    Re: /dev/sr0 problem on USB

    No one any ideas. I want to test Lucid.

    I tried it before the alpha with no problems but since the alpha I can't boot. I've tried several "daily's" with this same error each time

    To clarify I am getting the following error when booting from the USB stick

    /init: line 7: can't open /dev/sr0: No medium found

    Doesn't seem to matter how write to the stick as above post
    Last edited by gibbylinks; December 19th, 2009 at 10:06 PM. Reason: correction

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    Re: /dev/sr0 problem on USB

    Quote Originally Posted by gibbylinks View Post
    To clarify I am getting the following error when booting from the USB stick

    /init: line 7: can't open /dev/sr0: No medium found

    Doesn't seem to matter how write to the stick as above post
    I'm getting the same. AMD64 machine.
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    Re: /dev/sr0 problem on USB

    have you sent a bug report ? can't find one.

    what return: fdisk with your usb device; how have you format it (which OS, which settings)

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    Re: /dev/sr0 problem on USB

    Quote Originally Posted by gibbylinks View Post
    No one any ideas. I want to test Lucid.

    I tried it before the alpha with no problems but since the alpha I can't boot. I've tried several "daily's" with this same error each time

    To clarify I am getting the following error when booting from the USB stick

    /init: line 7: can't open /dev/sr0: No medium found

    Doesn't seem to matter how write to the stick as above post
    I have just booted using my usb thumb drive with todays daily build made with USB Startup Disk Creator. I get the same errors you are seeing but it still boots. I am running nvidia so I get a dialog box to that it must be run in low res. After answering that I get a login box that you cannot find the right password for. I found this in the Lucid Lynx Testing and Discussion forum.

    I waited until the login screen appeared, then switched using "ctrl+alt+f1" to a new screen.
    after that it was

    Code:
    sudo useradd -d /home/username -m username
    sudo passwd username
    sudo adduser username admin
    I switched back to "ctrl+alt+f8" and was able to login and start the installer program which is under "system->administration"

    What I did find is that because it is a thumb drive if you reboot after that it will take you the login screen and all you have to do then is enter your password.

    Hope this helps Bill
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    Wink Re: /dev/sr0 problem on USB

    Quote Originally Posted by dino99 View Post
    have you sent a bug report ? can't find one.

    what return: fdisk with your usb device; how have you format it (which OS, which settings)
    Bug report submitted. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/500822
    Last edited by gibbylinks; December 27th, 2009 at 06:36 PM.

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    Re: /dev/sr0 problem on USB

    Quote Originally Posted by gibbylinks View Post
    Disable floppy or. floppy controler in BIOS (if you don't have a floppy drive).

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    Re: /dev/sr0 problem on USB

    How do you disable floppys. Can that be done with a program in the gui?

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