Landy
April 21st, 2011, 03:36 AM
Hi
I've made a startup disk with a 2GB USB stick, following the instructions from http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download. Then I tried to use this USB disk to install Ubuntu in a new computer.
The computer can boot from the USB drive successfully, but after I click "Install Ubuntu", it reports that my computer doesn't meet the requirement of "has at least 2.6 GB available drive", but actually my computer has 2*500 GB hard disk which can been recognized in BIOS and displayed in the BOOT option list.
How can I fix this issue?
btw: if I don't choose "Install Ubuntu" but "Try Ubuntu", the system will hang forever.
I've tried to make the startup disk again, strictly followed the instructions from above link, but no lucky.:(
I've made a startup disk with a 2GB USB stick, following the instructions from http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download. Then I tried to use this USB disk to install Ubuntu in a new computer.
The computer can boot from the USB drive successfully, but after I click "Install Ubuntu", it reports that my computer doesn't meet the requirement of "has at least 2.6 GB available drive", but actually my computer has 2*500 GB hard disk which can been recognized in BIOS and displayed in the BOOT option list.
How can I fix this issue?
btw: if I don't choose "Install Ubuntu" but "Try Ubuntu", the system will hang forever.
I've tried to make the startup disk again, strictly followed the instructions from above link, but no lucky.:(