I have a R100 Toshiba external CD-Rom using pci card and usb floppy. I have tried to install XP to see if it works any different and to do that I have to use recovery disks for the Toshiba to make a X: drive and then use winnt to put files on hard drive and install from there other wise if it tries from the cd I get a blue screen. So is there anyway to do something similar to ubuntu? I have tried older versions and slow burns of the image.
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Are you sure your post is related to Ubuntu in anyway? Actually what you trying for? – beeju May 07 '12 at 00:48
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he's asking why this happens when he tries to install ubuntu. it happens for me with a number of distributions prior to 11.04. – Jake May 09 '12 at 08:12
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I have a hard time to understand @John is trying to do. Who is voting this stuff up?. The message in the title indicates errors in the Grub boot options or a faulty hdd. – MadMike Oct 11 '13 at 04:52
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Try this:
1.Pull out the ATA which links to CD-ROM and hard-drive,then exchange the head of the ATA(in my situation: the longer one) on your CD-ROM with the head of the ATA on the hard-drive.
2.Restart the computer
tadzio
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