10.04

[madjr]

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto

[R@inm@n]

You have to have a torrent client installed to download from a torrent.

64 Bit Lucid Lynx: http://releases.ubuntu.com/10.04/ubu...64.iso.torrent
32 Bit Lucid Lynx: http://releases.ubuntu.com/10.04/ubu...86.iso.torrent

Gottit, thank you.


R.

[anewguy]

This may be a problem with the ISO you downloaded, so as arrrghhh mentioned above, check the md5 sum of the ISO image you downloaded. Secondly, as has been mentioned countless times in the forums, even if you can burn other things at a faster rate, try slowing down the burning of the ISO image. Many people in the past (and I'm sure now, as well) have to slow down the burn process a lot to get a good burn.

Dave

[OwNeD]

i tried to burn it with Imgburn but the verify part failed... verify failed : Reason : layouts do not match...

[OwNeD]

i also tried to burn the 34 bit ISO aswell, but it dident work. i have no idea what to do now.. plz any help ?

[kaldor]

that's quite odd. Try using a slower write speed. I personally use 4x wherever possible.

If not, don't torrent it; use the normal download method.

I torrented and it worked flawlessly.

[OwNeD]

i used the slowest speed possible, i also tried both download methods..

[SkyNet2029]

data error cyclic redundancy check

is an indicator of failed dvd/cd media, not the iso.

Higher quality media would be a fix to the situation.

[OwNeD]

data error cyclic redundancy check

is an indicator of failed dvd/cd media, not the iso.

Higher quality media would be a fix to the situation.

well, my dvd/cd media is fine.. its just the ubuntu ISOs refusing to burn correctly. all others are burning fine..

[arrrghhh]

well, my dvd/cd media is fine.. its just the ubuntu ISOs refusing to burn correctly. all others are burning fine..

No offense, but have you considered using a USB key? I actually prefer that method, as burning CD's all the time for Ubuntu installs was rapidly using all my CD's for just that