01-13-2016, 11:43 PM
torreydale is correct. As of yet there is not a UEFI version of Linux Lite. LL's creator is currently considering adding that to next release in April/May and is running tests right now. A final decision on this is likely a few months off.
In the meantime, you have two choices for installing LL to UEFI capable machines:
In the meantime, you have two choices for installing LL to UEFI capable machines:
- Change UEFI settings to use Legacy/Bios/CSM mode instead of UEFI mode and install that way. The install will work no differently than if you installed in UEFI mode. HOWEVER, if you are planning to dual/multi-boot with Windows or other Linux distros that are installed already in UEFI mode, this will not be a good solution and it would be best if you don't attempt it.
- Install in Legacy mode, then us a live Ubuntu dvd/usb to convert the install to UEFI mode afterwards. It's a bit awkward, but it's do-able. Here is a tutorial for that process: https://www.freecinema2022.gq/forums/tutor...y-enabled/ .
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