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Originally Posted by murdainc_aj
... after the installation it does not boot
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IMO this could be related to the installation. Check also the ISO image corresponds to your hardware architecture.
There're four options to choose to install Ubuntu 9.10 following this
Step-by-step installation tutorial with screenshots which is helpful.
My preference is to create a free (unallocated) space in the hard disk and choose the Option 4 -- Specify partitions manually (even though I have other OSes in the hard disk). But it might be just me and I've not tried other methods whether they work equally well.
