Note that this will erase your flash drive, so make sure there isn't anything important on there before. I am able to get to GRUB, but something goes wrong after telling the computer to boot from that. Press the Start button, and if prompted to download new versions of Syslinux, click Yes.
#Boot into live desktop linux install#
I have also tried to install Garuda onto an external hard drive and then boot from that external hard drive on the target computer, but the same thing happens. I have disabled secure boot in the BIOS settings, enabled booting from USB, and enabled Legacy Boot in an attempt to get the operating system to boot, but no change has occurred. I have tried both the options for the Open Source and Proprietary (NVIDIA) drivers. Upon booting from the Live USB and selecting one of the boot options in GRUB, the system maintains a black screen even after several hours of waiting and is completely unresponsive (ctrl+alt+del, ctrl+alt+F2, alt+F5, etc have no effect). Each version listed contains direct link to the download page for that version. All of which can be converted into a Live Linux Bootable USB flash drive. This is just a simple repository of some of the most recognized Live Linux ISO compilations available today. The target laptop is a Lenovo Ideapad 130-15AST with 8GB of RAM and an AMD A9 processor. Where to Download Live Linux ISO files Live Linux ISO repository list.
I have been able to successfully get the Garuda live system to boot on both an ASUS q503a laptop and an IBM Thinkpad X200T laptop just fine, but I am unable to get the Live System to boot on the laptop I was actually wanting to install it on. I'm trying to install Garuda Linux on a laptop, but I have run into a problem with booting the live system I was hoping somebody would be able to help me with.
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