Since karmic koala, I can't create a bootable USB. Always the same error, it arrives to 96% and then this error " checksums do not match". Also in lucid, meerkat and natty even with fresh install. Tried it with more than USB stick.
Am I doing somthing wrong? I did format the USB stick several times but no luck. It's 2Gb.
Now I lost my DVD drive on my laptop, and USB is my only option. Please help!
- I did try different USB sticks
- I did try unetbootin, with success, but when booting from USB and selecting check disk for errors within the unetbootin menu it gives me 1 error, so I didn't try actually to install the O. S for precaution reasons.
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I did try to launch disk creator from terminal with sudo and that gives the same error on 96% of the process.
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doing the check proposed by chen xiao-long, the codes result no match.
suliman@suliman-laptop:~$ sudo mount -o loop /home/suliman/Documents/ubuntu-11.04-desktop-i386.iso /mnt [sudo] password for suliman: suliman@suliman-laptop:~$ md5sum /mnt/casper/filesystem.squashfs 174bb50daab963e681d2dcd9603f737b /mnt/casper/filesystem.squashfs suliman@suliman-laptop:~$ md5sum '/media/8BE1-C58A/casper/filesystem.squashfs' e4129f8ff21860d978c911b3b394f807 /media/8BE1-C58A/casper/filesystem.squashfs
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if the usb port is faulty, how can i check that?
Best Answer
Using a Kingston 4GB Data Traveler USB stick I was getting the same
checksum error
.Then as Jordon Bedwell (above) suggested I dropped the persistence file from 1GB down to 256MB and it went through without a hitch; or the
checksum error
popping up.Used USB Startup Disk Creator from the menu. Using Ubuntu 10.04 LTS to make a 11.04 USB.
Thanks Jordon