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As I said in the question, the VM was too slow... the iso worked for the VM but not when I wanted to install it to the boot camp part.
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As I said in the question, the VM was too slow... the iso worked for the VM but not when I wanted to install it to the boot camp part.

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Hey,<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; I'm trying to install Ubuntu on a partition on my Mac OS X; but I'm getting this error:<br />
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Unable to attach &quot;ubuntu-12.10-desktop-1386<wbr />.iso&quot; (no mountable file systems)<br />
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Does anyone know how to get around this? I made the partition, opened the iso file using Disk Utility; and I keep getting this error.<br />
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Yes, I know its not really productive installing Ubuntu on a Mac OS X; but its running way too slowly on Parallels, and I need Ubuntu to do a project.<br />
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Appreciate any help on this.
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Hey,

        I'm trying to install Ubuntu on a partition on my Mac OS X; but I'm getting this error:

Unable to attach "ubuntu-12.10-desktop-1386.iso" (no mountable file systems)

Does anyone know how to get around this? I made the partition, opened the iso file using Disk Utility; and I keep getting this error.

Yes, I know its not really productive installing Ubuntu on a Mac OS X; but its running way too slowly on Parallels, and I need Ubuntu to do a project.

Appreciate any help on this.

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