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Ubuntu Not installing

Asked by Saitama

Hello,
basically i was using ubuntu 10.04 with install inside windows option.But 2 days ago my laptop was no insatlling any software that i use.
i used commands apt-get install -f and gksudo synaptic
but no result occured.
I opened repositories but it says repositories are broken so i uninstalled ubuntu and started instalin it..But with my surprise ubuntu was not installed.
Here are the details and screenshots of the problem-->
[IMG]http://i49.tinypic.com/4g0tb9.png[/IMG]
And this file is log of installation..
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?mjzryyzgm2w
Plz help me as ii dont want to quit ubuntu..

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actionparsnip (andrew-woodhead666) said : 		#1

You can just post the log here as text you know.

Did you MD5 test the wubi file (or CD ISO) you are using to install?
Did you use the add/remove programs to uninstall wubi?
Have you tried renaming the wubi installation folder.

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Rajinder Sandhu (sandy744) said : 		#2

Anupam,
Can you do a fresh installation that is out of windows....don't go for wubi just a clean install..it will relieve you from many unseen problems.
Regards
Rajinder

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Saitama (saitama01-deactivatedaccount) said : 		#3

NO i didnt tried md5 test as i downloaded the iso from ubuntu.com only
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And plz brief me abt fresh install..
are u talking abt installation from boot??

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Rajinder Sandhu (sandy744) said : 		#4

fresh install is out of windows platform...ie you will be booting with ubuntu live cd and then doing all the installation with the help of cd...it will do partition formatting installation...the cd is burned bootable and then run.
Regards
Rajinder

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actionparsnip (andrew-woodhead666) said : 		#5

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM

Check your ISO, a bad ISO will make a bad install. You have no way at all to know the data you downloaded is complete or consistant.