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[sijusuresh]

I' have installed Ubuntu Ultimate Edition in my system. After installing when i try to boot from the boot menu by selecting Ubuntu i get an error

/sbin/modprobe -b pci Unexpected exist with status 0x0009

Can any one please advise on this.

[JOHNNYG]

I have moved this post by sijusuresh from how to's to here, Hmmm have you tried to reinstall?

[TexasMike]

I' have installed Ultimate Edition in my system. After installing when i try to boot from the boot menu by selecting Ubuntu i get an error

/sbin/modprobe -b pci Unexpected exist with status 0x0009

Can any one please advise on this.

First thing - Welcome to the Ultimate Edition forums, and Ultimate edition itself!

Could you please post back with some information about your Hardware - CPU, RAM, Drives, Video Adapter, etc... ?

Just a few more questions, if you don't mind:
Which version of Ultimate Edition are you trying to install?
Did you check the MD5SUM for the version you downloaded and verify your DL copy is not corrupted?
Did you burn to a DVD, and if so, did you make sure your DVD Burner was set to burn at it's SLOWEST speed - ie 4X or 6X? (Some DVD Burners will not go down to 4X, but if you specify it as some low number like 4X, it will usually default to it's slowest speed - my Plextor will only slow to 8X, my Sony will go all the way to 2X. The slow speed is usually necessary to insure a good and error free burn - that is assuming your DL file has been validated with MD5SUM).

[sijusuresh]

System Configuration
ACPI x86 Based PC
Intel Core 2 Duo E7500 @ 2.93 GHz
2 GB RAM
HID- Complaint Mouse USB connected
Standard PS/2 Keyboard
Display Adapter - Intel G41 Express Chipset
Samsung HDD322HJ ATA Device
Atheros AR8132 PCI-E Fast Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.2)
RealTek High Definition Audio

Ubuntu Ultimate Edition 10.04 is the version which i installed
While installing the OS it was throwing same error as mentioned above; to fix this then i checked the

nomodeset

options in F6 Menu. Then it got installed; now again while booting same error is repeated. I checked MD5Sum of the .iso file it's matching. I burned a new DVD and tried reinstalling still i get the same error

[TexasMike]

sijusuresh,
I have been searching for some info on your error, and all my results seem to be related to an error with the sound on the PC. However, I have not actually seen the same error message in any of the results.
Could you tell me if your sound is working correctly? Have you done any sort of configuration for the sound since the install?
I'll keep searching, but let me know if your sound is OK or not...