Hi all, I am in the proces of reinstalling my server. So I thought I will use the new Ubuntu 8.10 for that purpose. But if I boot from the cd and install begins, I get a bunch of I/O errors? Code: buffer I/O error on device sr1 If I do the same install with the 8.04 server edition all is fine? Also the debian 4.0 installs fine. So I thought of an broken install cd (burned it already twice) and do an manually update of the system from 8.04 to 8.10. Again after the install and reboot the same errors. I already put an other hd in my system but again the same errors. Can it be an memory thing? What do those warnings mean? Can I ignore those warnings? Is it normal with the Ubuntu 8.10 server version? TIA
Seems to be an incompatibility of the 8.10 kernel with your hardware. I think I'd stick with 8.04 then (or Debian).
I must agree it's some kind of bug in the new kernel. found today this thread HTML: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/220706 about it. Gues I need to wait to the next kernel or stick with the 8.04. I liked the automatic security update, but hee may be next time.
