i have dell,s dimension e310 pc and having problem to install UBUNTU from USB

It would seem to me that you are trying to install Ubuntu on the C: drive - that will not happen. You need another partition on your hard drive - you can create it by booting the computer with the LiveCD and going into 'Try Ubuntu' and then using GParted, after which you would be able to install Ubuntu on the new partition. However, I would also suggest that to keep Windows running smoothly, you should keep at least 2 GB of free space on the C: drive, so you should move some data elsewhere to make more space before creating the partition. Ubuntu should be good with a 10GB partition if you do not install a whole lot of apps.

Dear sir
Ishall be thankful to you for this cool answer.
but the problem is this
I have no any live cd for UBUNTU.
I have directly download Ubuntu from their official site and have made my USB bootable according their instructions.
I have tried to install UBUNTU to partition d:/ (formated in fat32) having space of 10 GB.
But my DELL DIMENSION e310,s BIOS could not recognise my USB as bootable.
And when i try to instal it from WINDOWS XP INSTALER then in the middle of instalation following error occurs usually. for example log file and bitmap image file is attached with this email.
Can u tell me what device have no space.
Ishall be thankful if u solve my problem.
REGARDS
SHAHID MEHMOOD
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From: manzdagratiano <email address hidden>
Subject: Re: [Question #127216]: i have dell, s dimension e310 pc and having problem to install UBUNTU from USB
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Date: Tuesday, September 28, 2010, 7:33 PM

Your question #127216 on Ubuntu changed:
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manzdagratiano proposed the following answer:
It would seem to me that you are trying to install Ubuntu on the C:
drive - that will not happen. You need another partition on your hard
drive - you can create it by booting the computer with the LiveCD and
going into 'Try Ubuntu' and then using GParted, after which you would be
able to install Ubuntu on the new partition. However, I would also
suggest that to keep Windows running smoothly, you should keep at least
2 GB of free space on the C: drive, so you should move some data
elsewhere to make more space before creating the partition. Ubuntu
should be good with a 10GB partition if you do not install a whole lot
of apps.

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