03-22-2017, 05:19 PM
Hello LL-user,
Thank you for taking the time to answer my inquiry, and please accept my apologies for not replying sooner.
I did eventually manage to get Linux Lite 3.2 installed on this desktop computer, but from a CD, after I remembered that this particular computer is not capable of booting from a USB stick. In the future, I plan to install Linux Lite 3.2 on a laptop, alongside Windows 8.1. So, I'm definitely going to try booting it from the USB stick as you have suggested.
I checked the USB stick using the (sudo fdisk -1) command line and, yes, there's definitely some stuff in there. (But I'm too "green" at this to really understand what it means ... yet.
) At the very least, the USB stick does show System Information Files in there, so that's probably the Linux Lite 3.2. Thank you so much for your explanation.
Thank you for taking the time to answer my inquiry, and please accept my apologies for not replying sooner.
I did eventually manage to get Linux Lite 3.2 installed on this desktop computer, but from a CD, after I remembered that this particular computer is not capable of booting from a USB stick. In the future, I plan to install Linux Lite 3.2 on a laptop, alongside Windows 8.1. So, I'm definitely going to try booting it from the USB stick as you have suggested.
I checked the USB stick using the (sudo fdisk -1) command line and, yes, there's definitely some stuff in there. (But I'm too "green" at this to really understand what it means ... yet.
) At the very least, the USB stick does show System Information Files in there, so that's probably the Linux Lite 3.2. Thank you so much for your explanation.