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I had made one partition with size 25 Gb for Windows 7 and I installed it there ...then I had downloaded Ubuntu 10.10 from ubuntu.com and tried to install it ...it gave me this
http://img403.imageshack.us/img403/1575/fuck.jpg

I have already tried 3 versions ...only one worked for me and it was installed with my cousin's original CD(version 9.04) ...but I decided that I will rather install Windows 7 first so I won't have to solve the grub problem ...but it doesn't work for me ...I had two friends who use Ubuntu in my house and none of them have ever seen this error ...anybody here can help ??or I

btw I have been planning on using 15 GB for Ubuntu and the rest for all the data ...but this ubuntu just does not work ...I also tried to make the partitions before the installation of Linux but didn't help ...

Install ubuntu from inside windows.

Jake! wrote:Install ubuntu from inside windows.

I would also suggest this.

Personally I never dual-boot by partitioning my hard drive. Just causes too much problems. I always say give each OS it's own hard drive.

Also, you would be better posting your problem here: http://ubuntuforums.org/
As much as I like to call myself a Ubuntu geek, I haven't got much experience with the dual-boot aspect since Ubuntu is my sole OS.

Jake! wrote:Install ubuntu from inside windows.

ir was the first thing I tried ...the same error

Boni Boy Blue wrote:Also, you would be better posting your problem here: http://ubuntuforums.org/

yeah thanks I'll probably write there if there won't appear a solution tomorrow ...

okay so I am happy to say that I have solved my problem ...I needed to adjust acpi=off ...can anybody tell me what the fuck I just turned off ?? :D

Advanced Configuration and Power Interface

fuck who would say that I can't see my battery status without acpi ?:D fuck this whole shit I can't even turn off my computer normally...fuck whole world why the fuck that stupid motherfuckers had to invent such shit as acpi ???

I want APM back ...I am gonna try to make my toshiba work with APM ...

seriously. Uninstall ubuntu, restore your partitioning and install ubuntu from inside windows.

Jake! wrote:seriously. Uninstall ubuntu, restore your partitioning and install ubuntu from inside windows.

I had tried it before and acpi error appeared again ...

justed wanted you to know,you good men who had been trying to help me before,that my UBUNTU works just fine ...a week ago it just began to work with acpi-on ...this is the way how things work ;) you write on ubuntuforums,they will answer you with questions or inform you that they have the same problem as you ...and then,a few beautiful months later,it just works fine ...

Just fuckin format your hard drive, and install Windows XP Pack 3.
If you get bored with it, there are shitloads of themes and stuff out there.

Madjid wrote:Just fuckin format your hard drive, and install Windows XP Pack 3.
If you get bored with it, there are shitloads of themes and stuff out there.

XP is oldschool man. Get with the times.

XP is oldschool and Win 7 just sucks like every Microsoft product ...there is so many things to piss me off ...Ubuntu without ACPI being on have worked ten times better than original Win 7...

get Windows Vista.

I worked with Vista ...Ubuntu is better than any Microsoft product,at least in my opinion ...haven't tried anything by Apple yet .

I like Ubuntu more than windows, but it doesn't work on my notebook very much, because I have GPU ATi HD4330 and I just can't get it work. And without GPU acceleration, CPU works too much, ntb is hot like hell and it pisses me off and Windows 7 has many bugs I think, although I am on it right now.. I would love to have Mac OSX, it's perfect system for me.. just to manage and listen to music, surf the internet, communicate through msn/icq, but it doesn't work on almost every nonapple computer/notebook and I don't have money for buying iMac or Macbook. Do you think it is good idea to buy some cheap Mac Mini
(for example this one
PPC G4 1,25 GHz
1 GB DDR SDRAM
40 GB HD
Combo CD RW / DVD
ATI Radeon 9200 AGP, 32 MB VRAM) for 100 bucks and connect it to my HD tv? I wonder how fast can be system on this hardware..

Thanks for answer, I don't feel like starting another topic because of such a minor thing.

In Ubuntu, have you tried installing the proprietary ATI drivers in "System" -> "Administration" -> "Additional Drivers".

I wouldn't get any computer that has SDRAM or a PowerPC processor. A lot of application have discontinued support for PowerPcs. SDRAM is so outdated, computer nowadays run DDR3 RAM and in fairness even DDR2 RAM is cheap and can be easily over-clocked to run at higher voltages.

Also, iTunes is a nightmare on both Windows and Mac because it is one very resource hungry application.

Boni Boy Blue wrote:I wouldn't get any computer that has SDRAM or a PowerPC processor. A lot of application have discontinued support for PowerPcs. SDRAM is so outdated, computer nowadays run DDR3 RAM and in fairness even DDR2 RAM is cheap and can be easily over-clocked to run at higher voltages.

thanks, that's what I thought. I'll buy something better when I'll have more cash.