My laptop has 3 usb ports, one on the left, two on the right. im downloading a windows 10 iso using the creation media tool, but I swear to god if this keeps acting as it is and refuses to boot ANYTHING, I will break this god damn laptop in half, damn the failed warranty on itĪlso, it refuses to even boot up the tails usb stick I got.Īlright, I did further testing, and the laptop's USB ports seem to be in a state of.weird crap. maybe I forgot to mention, but no matter WHAT I DID, no LIVE USB of ANY linux would boot.
I'm running a Fedora system with both vmware workststation and KVM/QEMU running a load of Windows VM's - VMWare and KVM/QEMU can both run concurrently. EASY !!!! also with the fusion repositories there's zillions of extra decent packages available. Personally if installing a KDE based system I'd choose FEDORA KDE SPINS - it works properly ist time - if you want to dedicate the whole laptop to the OS then simply choose automatic partitioning and let the OS installer do its thing - just download fedora kde spin live distro - boot it up and then click the install to hard disk.
Save to some device or do it on the Windows machineĥ) connect another USB drive which you will use as the install media for the OS,Ħ) if on Windows create a bootable install media using RUFUS, if on Linux use as root or sudo the command dd if= of=/dev/sdx bs=64M status=progress.īoot and choose use custom partitioning for the install. b) 20 GB for the OS, the rest for your home partition apart from an amount equal to the RAM in the machine for SWAP.Ĥ) download kubuntu from the site in iso format. I dont even think it will take the copy of ubuntu I haveHi BrokenDailyġ) Use any Live Linux distro and boot it up.Ģ) install GPARTED on it - note live distros are not persistent so if you re-boot you'll have to install it again.ģ) on the laptop -I assume it's UEFI not MBR boot - create the following partitions a) small one 700 MB formatted GPT and set the flags to msp,boot. I have tried looking through its BIOS settings, and it can boot up that tails system just fine, but for the life of me it cant do kubuntu 20.04. Before I went to do this I blanked my laptop drive and saw it had a windows install on it, and frankly, I already got windows on my desktop, I dont need two windows I am trying, to get kubuntu 20.04 installed onto my hp probook laptop, and I have tried unetbootin, rufus, YUMI, Universal-USB-Installer, BalenaEtcher. I know this is for windows, but im at my wits end.
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