05-19-2017, 12:36 PM
Answer supergamer's question on whether or not you are trying to setup a dual-boot with Windows, or just have Linux Lite on the computer. If you only want LL, then you can do as s/he said and just re-install one more time and choose the install option that says to use the whole disk. That will erase everything on it and you'll end up with just one LL system installed.
If you do have Windows on computer and are setting up a dual-boot, don't do another install. Instead, boot into you're working LL (by letting computer automatically boot into the first highlighted grub boot menu listing). Once booted up, open a terminal window by either clicking the black icon that looks like a TV screen with ">_" in it, or by going to Menu -> Accessories -> Terminal. Going to have you enter a couple of commands that will show us information on how your system is set-up on the hard drive currently. We need to know that to give advice on how to proceed if you're using more than one operating system on computer.
Type the following command into the terminal and hit <Enter>:
Then type this command and hit <Enter>. You'll need to enter your user password when prompted. Nothing will show on the screen as you enter your password -- that is normal. Just type in password and hit <Enter>; then command will execute.
When you post your reply to questions back here, follow directions on this post for how to copy the output in your terminal and post it in your forum reply for us to see.
If you do have Windows on computer and are setting up a dual-boot, don't do another install. Instead, boot into you're working LL (by letting computer automatically boot into the first highlighted grub boot menu listing). Once booted up, open a terminal window by either clicking the black icon that looks like a TV screen with ">_" in it, or by going to Menu -> Accessories -> Terminal. Going to have you enter a couple of commands that will show us information on how your system is set-up on the hard drive currently. We need to know that to give advice on how to proceed if you're using more than one operating system on computer.
Type the following command into the terminal and hit <Enter>:
Code:
lsblk -afThen type this command and hit <Enter>. You'll need to enter your user password when prompted. Nothing will show on the screen as you enter your password -- that is normal. Just type in password and hit <Enter>; then command will execute.
Code:
sudo parted --listWhen you post your reply to questions back here, follow directions on this post for how to copy the output in your terminal and post it in your forum reply for us to see.
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