04-06-2015, 05:36 AM
pauloz,
LL-user already gave you a good outline of steps, so I'll just fill-in some details in case you need them.
As far as installing goes, since you want to replace Ubuntu just use the option to erase and use the whole disk. That will wipe out Ubuntu and put LL in its place. You'll end up with a large Root partition and a Swap partition on the drive. If you want a different partition set-up (like adding a separate Home partition), then your best bet would be to use GParted from live LL USB to delete the Ubuntu partitions first. (GParted is found at Menu -> System -> Partition Drives.)Then you can run the installer and choose the "Something else" install option which allows you to create the partitions whatever way you want. Here's a tutorial showing those steps. (It's a Mint tutorial, but LL's install will be basically the same.) The LL User Manual provides install information also.
LL-user already gave you a good outline of steps, so I'll just fill-in some details in case you need them.
As far as installing goes, since you want to replace Ubuntu just use the option to erase and use the whole disk. That will wipe out Ubuntu and put LL in its place. You'll end up with a large Root partition and a Swap partition on the drive. If you want a different partition set-up (like adding a separate Home partition), then your best bet would be to use GParted from live LL USB to delete the Ubuntu partitions first. (GParted is found at Menu -> System -> Partition Drives.)Then you can run the installer and choose the "Something else" install option which allows you to create the partitions whatever way you want. Here's a tutorial showing those steps. (It's a Mint tutorial, but LL's install will be basically the same.) The LL User Manual provides install information also.
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