HELP please - LL 2.2 32 Bit live DVD HDD install problem

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First Panic Over - Thought I had trashed the bios or something - Boot log obviously some way corrupted  when I chose the LVM option?? Jerry?
Altman - Thank you for the MD5SUM - It tallies with my Terminal figure.  Hence my ISO was not corrupted - I had thought this when I started having problems !! Also other post where problems tring to burn a viabble DVD AND a viable boot USB stick -  Will now persevere with those -  when time allows.

Re the keyboard and LL2.2 32 bit.  Have now, by trial and error, got it going - good enough.  Not all keys work (Alt & Alt Gr)  but the main ones do.  Menu/Settings/Input Method  left untouched - default
menu/settings/Keyboard  BEHAVIOUR - Unticked "Restore number work state on startup". APPLICATION SHORTCUTS - As Default.  LAYOUT  Untick "Use system defaults",  KEYBOARD MODEL = "Generic 102 key (int) PC.  Change Layout Options and Compose key boxes left as default.  KEYBOARD LAYOUT = English (US) deleted English (UK)  added as sole option.  Close

Test on Office New Document - number - uppercase numbers  QWERTYUIOP and @ ' #<>,.  all working

So  Thank you to responders - Much appreciated - Again the forum comes to the rescue --

The Question therefore for Jerry  Please - The Fujitsu had been running on LL 2.0 all ok for six months or so - intermittent use. Stable etc  Updated monthly.

It now appears that the iso downloaded by me was not corrupted as I had wondered if it might have been..
So why on full installation of LL2.2 32 bit  did I get the problem  starting when choosing the additional LVM option. Was it inappropriate for the  internal Hard Drive SATA 250GB ??.

Also not sure why I had problems burning a useable DVD iso  using Desktop HPdc7700 small form  factor  burner HP and 3 GB Ram , Twin core INTEL processor -?? DVD +RW media from Verbatim.

Thanks again to all

Question- Altman Where did you find the  reference md5sum for the iso.?
BItsnpcs - My Desktop with PS2 full keyboard has no problems as there are few multifunction kets and a separate number pad - i.e conventional.  It is the "try and do all" laptop keyboards that I generally have problems setting up for others. ( and myself )