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Hi there- I am new here, so please be gentle with me!
I am trying get Kubuntu installed (Ubuntu but with KDE pre-packaged) but I can't seem to get past the initial Kubuntu start-up screen. When trying to install Kubuntu, I choose 'Ubuntu' from the Paralells prompt window; I have been doing some investigating on other forums, and certainly on older versions of Parallels, you need to choose Solaris instead; might I have to do something similar?
Then, after assigning how much Ram etc I want to give Kubuntu, and locating my ISO file, I run it; I then click 'Start or Install Kubuntu' but I then get a screen which reads, 'No dmi bios year- acpi=force is required to enable ACPI.' After a few seconds, it reverts back to the main menu screen, but it hangs and I then can't go on to select any of the options.
I am completely new to Linux; what am I doing wrong? (I am using a MB Pro 2.4 if that helps)
Thanks for any help or advice in advance
Kind Regards
James
I am trying get Kubuntu installed (Ubuntu but with KDE pre-packaged) but I can't seem to get past the initial Kubuntu start-up screen. When trying to install Kubuntu, I choose 'Ubuntu' from the Paralells prompt window; I have been doing some investigating on other forums, and certainly on older versions of Parallels, you need to choose Solaris instead; might I have to do something similar?
Then, after assigning how much Ram etc I want to give Kubuntu, and locating my ISO file, I run it; I then click 'Start or Install Kubuntu' but I then get a screen which reads, 'No dmi bios year- acpi=force is required to enable ACPI.' After a few seconds, it reverts back to the main menu screen, but it hangs and I then can't go on to select any of the options.
I am completely new to Linux; what am I doing wrong? (I am using a MB Pro 2.4 if that helps)
Thanks for any help or advice in advance
Kind Regards
James