I can't install Mavericks in my MacBook Air 2011

I run the instalation of Mavericks in my mackbook air, but can´t run after 6 min for finish.

I just want to confirm that this is the instalation phase that is not working, if it is just the download your machine will still be 10.8.5 and you should be able to run with that after a restart.
If it is the installation phase that as failed I can only suggest that you recover from your latest backup. That would put you back to ML and a working system. Use CMD r to boot into recovery mode and you will have the option to recovery from Time Machine.

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I have a MacBook Air late 2011 still working with OS X Lion (actually OS X 10.7.4).
I just wanted to install Ubuntu 12.04 64 bits on my MacBook Air but I can't and I don't know why. The problem I encounter is the following : each time the DVD-RW burning ends, the disc becomes unreadable by the system and I can't do anything but erase it and try to burn it again… This is the fourth time I did it and it still doesn't works. Impossible to burn the DVD-RW without making it unreadable by the system. And I checked Bootcamp Assistant options but there's nothing about Linux…
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9. After the installation, Ubuntu should tell you that you might restart the computer. Restart the Mac, and you'll arrive on the rEFIt menu.
10. You can now use Ubuntu on your Mac, enjoy.
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