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BUG: unable to handle kernel [closed]

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http://askubuntu.com – Possible Duplicate: Error message “BUG: unable to handle kernel” I extracted the .iso onto a disk, and tried to boot from it. For the longest time, it wouldn't even boot, instead, it would bypass it and boot from the hard drive, until I swapped my newer disk drive for an older one. When I finally got it to boot, I got the black screen. Ran it on text mode and saw it hang on kernel_thread_helper+0x6/0x10. After a little digging, I managed to get it to install by setting nolacpi on. When it restarted after install and attempted to boot it from the hard drive, it got t (HowTos)

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