An example of failure to start Ubuntu with a USB flash drive

With UltraISO (see http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2010-03/25036.htm) burned a Ubuntu to the u disk, want to use a U disk to start the installation, but after the completion of the burning can not enter the startup interface, at that time the best thought of its solution, later, I still couldn't use universalusbinstaller. I burned Ubuntu11.04, and later I used Ubuntu10.04. I accidentally saw this when I crashed.

With UltraISO (see http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2010-03/25036.htm) burned a Ubuntu to the u disk, want to use a U disk to start the installation, but after the completion of the burning can not enter the startup interface, at that time the best thought of its solution, later, I still couldn't use the universal usb installer. I burned Ubuntu 11.04, and later I used Ubuntu 10.04. I had to crash and accidentally see a solution to this problem, modify an object

1. 1Find the "syslinux/syslinux. cfg" configuration file after burning with UltralISO, and open and find the following information:
2. DefaultVesamenu. c32
3. 2Add "#" in front of this statement to comment it out:
4. #DefaultVesamenu. c32

In this way, after the USB is restarted, it can be installed normally.

Just now, after the system was restarted, another error occurred: Invalided partition table, which was thought to be a partition error. Later, I checked that the BIOS was set to USB boot, I still inserted a mobile hard disk on my computer, and then removed the mobile hard disk, and after restarting, you can re-enter the system, and pay attention to it later.