lubuntu problem instalation

**mhm770** · October 2nd, 2013

Hi

I want to install Lubuntu in my old laptop - Dell, AMD 64 , 2GB RAM

but i have this error:

no text casper/vmlinuz: file not found

any help pls

**ajgreeny** · October 2nd, 2013

When do you see that error?
Can you boot to the live system and then try installing from that or do you not get that far?

**mhm770** · October 2nd, 2013

i see the error when i boot and the Lubuntu DVD try to install lubuntu , i dont know what you means for LIVE SYSTEM

, im not a expert

**Lars Noodén** · October 2nd, 2013

Did you burn from a complete disc image? You can usually see the what the MD5 checksum for your file is in the burning program. You can check what it was supposed to be here: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/re...13.04/release/ In the file MD5SUMS or SHA256SUMS.

In general, using a torrent is the most reliable way of getting disc images if you have that option available. FTP and HTTP work, of course, but then you have to manually verify that you got the disc image whole and uncorrupted in transmission.

**mörgæs** · October 2nd, 2013

If your computer supports booting from USB it's a safer approach than CD/DVD.

**walterorlin** · October 2nd, 2013

It is probably a bad download or a bad burn. Check Md5sums. If you have the disk you can also get to it at the menu with check disk for the livecd.

**mhm770** · October 2nd, 2013

when i boot the computer , the first error i get is: ERROR READING SECTOR 337344, then : no text casper/vmlinuz: file not found

**ajgreeny** · October 2nd, 2013

Then it is either a bad download or a bad burn to DVD.

Check your .iso file against the md5sum list at UbuntuHashes - MD5sum and if it does not match, download again; if it does match perfectly just reburn again at the slowest speed available on your DVD drive.