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Help with BT5 + Laptop - The_King_Under_The_Hill - 01-20-2013 So I've got this little netbook, havent used it in a while (something on it fudged up, forgotten what) so I drag it out and try to boot it normally. I get the 'Problem Booting Operating System' message, fair enough. So I plug in my USB drive and boot into BT5, I get everything good until I choose the (no text mode) option on the little menu thing... Then I get this error. So yeah, I can still input commands (apparently) just not do anything actually useful, like install the OS. tldr; Anyone know what this on my screen means? RE: Help with BT5 + Laptop - Techie - 01-20-2013 Try to follow this tutorial http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwuGGHo3L9E RE: Help with BT5 + Laptop - The_King_Under_The_Hill - 01-20-2013 I did pretty much exactly that, except I'm using my USB HDD to boot into multiple distro's/OS's ...could that be making a difference? RE: Help with BT5 + Laptop - Techie - 01-20-2013 Ok try this, plug in you USB then restart your notebook and start pressing ESC when window shows up choose your device. RE: Help with BT5 + Laptop - The_King_Under_The_Hill - 01-20-2013 Yeah, I can boot it fine, I even get the Ubuntu/BT start-up screen, after I select which mode to boot BT into (stealth, forensics etc.) it comes up with that screen, kind of annoying because I wanted to install it, or at least use it as a live USB. RE: Help with BT5 + Laptop - Techie - 01-20-2013 I am not sure what is the problem, format you USB and try all again also follow youtube tutorial. RE: Help with BT5 + Laptop - chmod - 01-22-2013 I've had that same issue before, it looks like your image is corrupted try re downloading and re doing the USB image RE: Help with BT5 + Laptop - Zedd - 01-25-2013 Yeah it's a corrupt image, I assume you used Unetbootin to install to the flash drive? That does happen occasionally with Unetbootin. I've had a couple run-ins with that problem. Unfortunately, the only thing to do is take another hour or so and re-download the software. Maybe even use a different USB installer. I know there is a guide some where to make a persistent USB boot, pretty handy when you're on the move a lot. Zedd RE: Help with BT5 + Laptop - moroaddict - 04-10-2013 corrupt image...you can try with hash calculator and compare it with hash on dl page... if it isn't same then re-dl file again... for live usb dl unetbootin for live cd/dvd the best imo is infrarecorder....