Ubuntu 11.10 failed to boot after (un)successful install on Thinkpad X61

Hello,
I installed Ubuntu from a USB drive and now it won't boot. I get the screen from which I can enter BIOS and manually boot from the USB stick but it won't automatically boot from the HDD. if I don't do that, what happens is that once the BIOS screen disappears all I get is a black screen with a blinking cursor in the top left corner. nothing else happens anymore. pressing down any key has no effect.
Shortly before finishing the installation, I get this message: "An attempt to configure apt to install additional packages from the CD failed". it doesn't say that the installation as a whole failed thought...
Your help is appreciated!

Hi red_revenger,
Can you try formatting the usb in fat32 with the windows (or Linux) tool and after that dump again the ISO image to your usb with unetbootin.
If the problem persist, make a test with another distro, or another version of ubuntu.
If after all steps above you can't still start the system, the problem might be elsewhere. Post back the outcome.
abvasili
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