USB flash drive Installation Ubuntu14.04 Server version prompt solution to not mount CD-ROM data

Today, ready to install Ubuntu14.04 run Docker, go to the official website to download a good image, using the Chinese cabbage iOS mode directly burned on the U disk.

Boot into the BIOS, set up a USB flash drive, go in after all the way smoothly, but chose the language and keyboard mode, always hint that the CD-ROM can not read, whether retry?

The solution to this problem is:

Copy the system image of the iOS file to the root of the USB stick, and then insert the computer, the BIOS setup USB flash drive--go to the prompt CD-ROM cannot read the steps, you can choose No, back to the previous step, there is an option is probably into the shell, choose to go in.

Then look at the next few files under/dev/

$ ls/dev/sd*

Then unplug the USB flash drive and execute it again. Compare two times results, after unplugging is not found is a U disk, generally is SDB (1234 to see the specific plug which hole), and then plug the USB stick back to the original hole position. Execute again (you will see a USB flash drive that was previously gone)

General hard disk is sda1 u disk will be sdb1

The next step is to build an empty folder in the root directory, mount the USB stick on this folder, and then attach this folder to the CD-ROM

$ mkdir/ios$ mount/dev/sdb1/iso$ mount/iso/ubuntu14.iso/cdrom$ exit

You can then execute the Setup program

Note: Ubuntu14.iso is the copy to the root of the USB drive system image file, mount the USB stick must be mounted on the system, and then mounted on the cdrom above.

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USB flash drive Installation Ubuntu14.04 Server version prompt solution to not mount CD-ROM data