I've downloaded the latest version of wubi, but for Xubuntu, Kubuntu, and Lubuntu, it is unable to find the metalink to download the iso. Is there any way to fix this, or do I have to manually dualboot?
If so, how do I manually dualboot? Thanks.
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1Yes there are two bugs at play and different workarounds required... one for Lubuntu (pad.lv/1043607), and another for Xubuntu/Kubuntu etc. (pad.lv/1067833)– bcbcOct 17, 2012 at 19:58
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When 12.10 is released (shortly), then it will work again (for the 12.10 releases) but it will still be broken if you use Wubi.exe for 12.04.1. And PS 12.10 Wubi will no longer support Xubuntu.– bcbcOct 17, 2012 at 20:03
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bcbc answered this in comments; here and in related bug reports.
Yes there are two bugs at play and different workarounds required... one for Lubuntu (pad.lv/1043607), and another for Xubuntu/Kubuntu etc. (pad.lv/1067833).
Lubuntu workaround (bug 1043607, comment #1):
Use the 12.04 version of Wubi.exe for Lubuntu. You can get it off the Lubuntu 12.04 ISO or download it from here: http://people.canonical.com/~evand/wubi/precise/wubi-r266-signed.exe
Workaround for other official Ubuntu derivatives -- Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Edubuntu, Mythbuntu, Ubuntu Studio, etc. (bug 1067833, comment #1, subject to correction in comment #2):
Download the 12.04.1 desktop CD ISO into the same folder as Wubi.exe (12.04.1).
Disconnect from internet.
Run wubi.exe to install.
Reconnect to internet prior to rebooting.
When 12.10 is released (shortly), then it will work again (for the 12.10 releases) but it will still be broken if you use Wubi.exe for 12.04.1. And PS 12.10 Wubi will no longer support Xubuntu.