Ubuntu :: Unable To Install The 10.10 - [9354]: (root) CMD (cd/run-patsreport/etc/cron.hourly)

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I have Compaq Presario CQ62-215DX notebook (laptop) computer with built in image of Windows 7. I use partitioning tool to create partition of 250GB hard drive. I created these partitions as NTFS partition. My issue is after creating partition of 75GB whereby I want to install Ubuntu using ubuntu-10.10-desktop-i386.iso file from dvd drive; I cant install.

I use ext4 file system to install ubuntu and mountpoint is root After user setup it stops at this point:

UBUNTU CRON [9354]: (root) CMD (cd/run-patsreport/etc/cron.hourly)

It doesnt install ubuntu on separate partition. how to install ubuntu on separate logical partition? Windows 7 is in primary partition.

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