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I have successfully burned Ubuntu to a disc but when I go to boot it from the BIOS, I get this error:

/casper/vmlinuz: file not found.

The installation menu comes up but no matter what option I select, I always get that error. Anyone know how to fix this?

Basharat Sialvi
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  • What did you configure as root? Because it looks as is there in an attempt to load the kernel from /casper/vmlinuz. Usuaully this file is stored in either /vmlinuz or in /boot/vmlinuz – Hennes Apr 05 '13 at 20:01

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Maybe your ISO is corrupted. If you did not already MD5SUM it, please do that now.

If it doesn't match, redownload the ISO (and MD5SUM the new one too). If it's good, try burning another disc, as slowly as possible.

If that still doesn't work, please add a detailed account of everything you did and what happened, to your question. Please also tell us exactly how you're burning the discs, including what utility you are using.

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