gforcing
September 6th, 2008, 11:42 PM
Hello all,
I'm trying to install Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron) on a desktop computer with the following setup:
250GB Maxtor HDD (SATA) with Windows Vista Ultimate
750GB Seagate HDD (SATA) - just a storage drive
4GB Corasair DDR2 RAM
Blu-ray ROM /DVD±RW & CD±RW Burner (SATA)
AMD Athlon 5600+
Gigabyte SLI motherboard
XFX nVidia 8800GT
Whenever I try to install Hardy, or even to start Ubuntu from the Live CD, I get an error message which says that there is a problem with fdd0. This doesn't make any sense, because nothing - absolutely nothing - is plugged in to the floppy disk drive slot.
I've installed Ubuntu dozens of times on other machines (and this machine, actually, but with XP instead of Vista and a different motherboard) and I've never had any error like this.
Please help!
-- EDIT --
Here's the actual error:
Buffer I/O error on device fd0, logical block 0
There are a couple of threads on this forum already dealing with this error, but so far nothing has worked. I think it could be the Blu-Ray player, I'm going to try using an old IDE CD/DVD drive.
I'm trying to install Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron) on a desktop computer with the following setup:
250GB Maxtor HDD (SATA) with Windows Vista Ultimate
750GB Seagate HDD (SATA) - just a storage drive
4GB Corasair DDR2 RAM
Blu-ray ROM /DVD±RW & CD±RW Burner (SATA)
AMD Athlon 5600+
Gigabyte SLI motherboard
XFX nVidia 8800GT
Whenever I try to install Hardy, or even to start Ubuntu from the Live CD, I get an error message which says that there is a problem with fdd0. This doesn't make any sense, because nothing - absolutely nothing - is plugged in to the floppy disk drive slot.
I've installed Ubuntu dozens of times on other machines (and this machine, actually, but with XP instead of Vista and a different motherboard) and I've never had any error like this.
Please help!
-- EDIT --
Here's the actual error:
Buffer I/O error on device fd0, logical block 0
There are a couple of threads on this forum already dealing with this error, but so far nothing has worked. I think it could be the Blu-Ray player, I'm going to try using an old IDE CD/DVD drive.