I am trying to install Ubuntu Natty beta 2 32bit with WUBI, but whenever I try to install it always tries to download 64 bit version.
How do I ensure that it downloads 32 bit instead of 64 bit?
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I am trying to install Ubuntu Natty beta 2 32bit with WUBI, but whenever I try to install it always tries to download 64 bit version. How do I ensure that it downloads 32 bit instead of 64 bit? |
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Wubi chooses 64-bit automatically if you have a 64-bit CPU. You can override it with the command line option See the Wubi guide for more info. When you are installing a beta version of Ubuntu, the CD images and therefore the checksums change frequently, so even if you have the 32 bit ISO it may still reject it. If you are running from a CD, disconnect from the internet or use --skipmd5check to bypass this check (in this case you should make sure you have previously run the md5 check yourself). This is not recommended for non-beta installs, in which case you should let Wubi run the MD5 check. |
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Put the 32bit ISO in the same directory as Wubi.exe. You can also install magicdisk / deamontools and mount the ISO (Windows is primitive and cannot do this alone), and run the installer there. I suggest you resize your partitions and make free space for Ubuntu to install a real Ubuntu. This will run better as it will not be affected by NTFS fragmenting the wubi disk file but is also far easier to troubleshoot as you can boot to live CD and access the partitions with ease. |
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It worked after disabling internet connection and then having ISO file and wubi file in the same folder. |
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This is a bug. Actually I also tried to download and I downloaded 32 bit and it becomes 64 bit amd. But I am sure that my computer has 32 bit. It drives me crazy. So, finally, I saw the answer and will try to disconnect from internet as well. |
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