Im currently on my backup laptop. I have burned several disks of 8.04because each one keeps telling me: "Error: error reading disk"I went next door to use my neighbors pc to burn a disk and Im stillgetting this error. Thinking it might be my own set of cds, I used oneof his. Same problem. I went and purchased some new disks. Same problem.I finally decided that there was a problem I wasnt seeing so I had afriend burn me a ubuntu disk and it too had problems. I swapped my cddrive just to be sure - same freakin thing.Any ideas on what this could be?
I had same problemnwith my cdrom not reading on 8,04. 7.190 worked but 8,04would not. I changed my cdrom and it fixed for me. for some reason yours is notreading the cdrom. Have you changed your IDE cable? If its bad it want readcdrom properly.
Don't know what your problem could be. Though I might be able to helpyou. I have a few 8.04 disks I'm trying to get rid of. If you want togive me a general delivery address to pick it up at your local postoffice I wouldn't mind sending you one.
Are you burning the disk as an ISO file ..?If all else fails send request for disk yo ubuntu only takes a week or so.
If all else fails send request for disk yo ubuntu only takes a weekor so.Responding to the other posts, I changed the cable - no luck. Changedto another cd drive, nothing. But I did figure out that apparently Icant write at max speed. I dropped it two notches and it worked fine.Not sure why but, it worked.
Yes, I know this sounds counter to whatever one wants to believe thesedays. I can't believe I didn't come up with it, but any time CD writingis giving you an error, use a slower setting and it will usually be fine.
I don't want to ask the obvious, but:1. Are you sure you're burning a CD iso to a CD or DVD-iso to a DVD?2. Are you using re-writable disks? I had bought a pack of CD-RWbecause it was recommended for back-ups, being able to re-use them.But I couldn't get them to burn right in any machine I own. Don'tknow if it was the weird 12x speed that never seemed to be an optionin the software, but I ended up throwing out the whole lot.
Its the cd iso.I tried both rw and r disks.Im writing higher than 12x but slower than my max speed.But Im up and running now so, its all good
It could be the ISO itself.....................
Could be burning CD's too fast, try 1x and waiting, could work.Also, could be a bad data cable, if you've got a known good spare, swap themout.