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cant boot from live cd get disk error 80 ax=4280 drive 9f

Asked by ron murray

trying to run ubuntu 704 from live cd but get disk error 80 ax=4280 9f every time i reboot my computer i burn it to cd but want work if eany one can help me out let me know asap i am thanking about changing to this os but i would like to see it in act first

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Best quantenemitter (quantenemitter) said : 		#1

I've just googled your problem. Perhaps you had burning problems that weren't recognized. Try a slower burning speed like 8x or slower.

Of course, and this is a common error, make shure you burn the iso as an disk image and not as a file.

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ron murray (ron-murray07) said : 		#2

i still need to know one more thing i burn it at speed 4 but it still says the same thing my recording software is the one that came whit winxp it has burn as image file only my disc i use is cdrw 650mb it holds all the files i have looked at it

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ron murray (ron-murray07) said : 		#3

Thanks Thomas Lauckner, that solved my question.

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ron murray (ron-murray07) said : 		#4

thank you very much for the help it works just fine now

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ron murray (ron-murray07) said : 		#5

is linux better then windows let me know

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quantenemitter (quantenemitter) said : 		#6

Well, I think I'll never return to windows again. I've been using Linux for several years now.
It has more possibilities than windows (e.g. pipelining) and it's free.
Nevertheless, even Ubuntu seems to be full of bugs, mostly less harmful than those of Windows,
sometimes even more - and Linux has no warranty!
Also, you sometimes need the console, and windows users are not familiar to this. If you want to
have a only-click-gui, windows is better.

Get your own opinion and if you have other questions: Open another topic. You marked your (first) question as solved, as it is, and almost noone willl view this to help again. It's a rule in here: Open a new topic for each new question you have.

Greetings,

Thomas