I use DELL Inspirion 3542. I tried DVD and USB-stick.
[SOLVED] Can't boot Maui
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16th August 2016, 21:44
Did you check if sha256sum provided on the download page matches the one of the ISO you downloaded ? Maybe the download was not complete.
16th August 2016, 21:55
17th August 2016, 0:42
john100
Did you dd if=maui-1-64bit.iso of=/dev/sd? bs=4M I had to change my USB to a newer one as the first would not boot. Make sure it is unmounted, before you dd.
First, turn of secure boot if it is enabled, you might have better luck with bios (legacy) mode.
Dell only supports Ubuntu 12.04 on this laptop, there are quite a few posts online about upgrades to 14.04lts destroying the install. You might try searching Dell's Linux forum for a solution. http://en.community.dell.com/support-for...-os/f/3525 (17th August 2016, 4:47)AJSlye Wrote: First, turn of secure boot if it is enabled, you might have better luck with bios (legacy) mode. I do use legacy mode. I use 14.04 on this laptop - it's absolutely fine. Tried Ubuntu 16.04.1 - it works, but internet connection is slow in it. Thanks for link.
OK, but if Ubuntu 16.04.1 works so should Maui (KDE Neon).
Make sure your burning the DVD at the slowest speed possible. For USB sticks burn the image using dd:. Code: dd if=maui-1-64bit.iso of=/dev/sd{X} Windows: http://wiki.rosalab.ru/en/images/6/65/Ro....1-win.zip Linux 32 bit: http://wiki.rosalab.ru/en/images/b/bd/Ro...n-i686.txz Linux 64 bit: http://wiki.rosalab.ru/en/images/2/24/Ro...x86_64.txz Mac OS X: http://wiki.rosalab.ru/en/images/e/ea/Ro....1-osx.dmg
dd and Unetbootin also don't help.
17th August 2016, 15:53
Have you tried a different USB stick?
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