It's possible that the problem is caused by moving back and forth
between screens 5 and 6 of the installer. Here's why:
I was able to install Ubuntu on the system described in my previous
comment (2006-11-05 08:43:56 UTC). In this successful sequence I did not
go back from screen 6 to screen 5. (Screen 6 is the one that shows your
configuration and asks for confirmation before actually installing
files. Screen 5 is the screen that allows manual adjustment of
partitions).
In the previous attempt (described in the previous comment), I had moved
back and forth several times because I wasn't sure which partition name
('sda5', 'sda6', etc.) was assigned to each of my newly created primary
partitions.
I still have my old 40 GB drive. If I find time, I'll use it to test
this hypothesis.
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Installer Crash: ValueError: invalid literal for int()
https://launchpad.net/bugs/42774
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