Muphin Man
September 23rd, 2008, 01:54 AM
Hey Ubuntu Forums,
I have a bit of a booting problem using my Ubuntu 8.04 disk that was mailed to me. It's not the disk's problem, as I have used disks that I have burned myself as well. It happens when I try to live boot, or even boot after I install Ubuntu for real. It gets to the orange bar that moves side to side, then moves on to the orange loading bar, but it stops a little bit from the end. After waiting about 5 minutes it switches to a text version of the boot showing what happened so far. Everything has a [OKAY] next to it except for the last one...
Starting Bluetooth
This is a totally custom made computer with these components:
MSI P6N SLI Platinum Motherboard
Intel Pentium E2160 Processor - 1.8Ghz (3.1Ghz OC)
nVidia XFX GeForce 8600GTS Graphics Card
Corsair DDR2 RAM 2GB
Western Digital Raptor 150GB 10,000 RPM Hard Drive
LITE-ON 20X DVD+R Drive
As my motherboard does not HAVE Bluetooth, I cannot disable it in the BIOS.
So, you see my predicament.
It should also be noted that this happens with ANY Linux distribution including Fedora.
Thanks in advance!
Muphin Man
I have a bit of a booting problem using my Ubuntu 8.04 disk that was mailed to me. It's not the disk's problem, as I have used disks that I have burned myself as well. It happens when I try to live boot, or even boot after I install Ubuntu for real. It gets to the orange bar that moves side to side, then moves on to the orange loading bar, but it stops a little bit from the end. After waiting about 5 minutes it switches to a text version of the boot showing what happened so far. Everything has a [OKAY] next to it except for the last one...
Starting Bluetooth
This is a totally custom made computer with these components:
MSI P6N SLI Platinum Motherboard
Intel Pentium E2160 Processor - 1.8Ghz (3.1Ghz OC)
nVidia XFX GeForce 8600GTS Graphics Card
Corsair DDR2 RAM 2GB
Western Digital Raptor 150GB 10,000 RPM Hard Drive
LITE-ON 20X DVD+R Drive
As my motherboard does not HAVE Bluetooth, I cannot disable it in the BIOS.
So, you see my predicament.
It should also be noted that this happens with ANY Linux distribution including Fedora.
Thanks in advance!
Muphin Man