Ubuntu UNR Image img vs. iso
Steven Susbauer
steven at too1337.com
Fri May 22 20:24:33 UTC 2009
On Fri, 22 May 2009 14:36:11 -0500, Jason Crain <jason at bluetree.ath.cx>
wrote:
> On Thu, May 21, 2009 2:12 pm, Refugio Rochin wrote:
>> I am trying to install Ubuntu notebook remix on my notebook using
>> VirtualBox by Sun. I do not have a 1GB flash drive, I was trying to
>> save the *.img file to my hard drive, and then access it from a file.
>> However, the Virtual Box is not recognizing the *.img file. I tried
>> accessing through floppy drives, and changing the extension from img
>> to iso, but it doesn't work.
>> What can I do.
>> I am somewhat of a novice... Perhaps simply downloading the desktop
>> ubuntu will work, but I think the Notebook Remix version is more
>> suited for my ATOM processor on EEE PC 1000.
>
> You are installing on a virtual machine? I wouldn't expect that to work
> well on a netbook, but it's your call. You need to connect the virtual
> machine's cd drive to the .iso. Start the virtual machine and when its
> BIOS starts press F8 or whichever key it wants to boot from cd.
>
Ubuntu Netbook Remix is not shipped as an iso file, so you cannot connect
a virtual machine to it without turning it into an iso via more means than
just renaming it.
I provided a little how-to for creating a functional UNR iso (that also
fixes bug 360925).
See my comments at https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/69754 -
BTW, I did get around to burning the IMG to a DVD and it was able to
install on an actual machine.
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