Ubuntu 11.10 installation bug, remove LAN while instalation.

There is a problem on Ubuntu 11.10 installation when system is connected with LAN. Today while installing on my system I faced such crashed problem twice when LAN was connected. After diagnosing the problem I removed the LAN from port then started installation, within 20 minutes, Ubuntu installed in my system.

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