That installation thing is saying no installation candidate. Package grub-efi not available but is referred by another package. This may mean that the package is missing has been obsoleted or is only available from another source. However the following packages replace it grub-common grub-efi-ia32-bin grub-efi-ia32
I just did a specific reply to a post below and realised there were loads of people who can't see the EFI system partition so thought I'd write one that everyone might see. So took me a while, but I had the same problem and it turned out that it was because my machine is 11 years old and it has a bios not a uefi (the modern equivalent of a bios). After much faffing about and reformatting usb hdd and stick using diskpart it turned out all I needed to do was to have a standard windows formatted drive. fat32 worked, but I don't think that matters as the installation process reformats it anyway and then when you get the that part in the zorin installation process just skip the efi system partition part and make one primary partition for the full disk with the option /. This worked for me and I now have a fully functional zorin installation on my usb HDD. Even off my relatively slow USB HDD it's still a lot faster to use than Windows 10. HTH
How do you disable TPM, my Zorin 17 lite ISO boot is set to MBR Legacy. My other USB needs two partition one to boot or not. I've set my bios to boot USB first?
I can understand my external drive but why the names r so weird like in windows it shows something else, on this installation it shows asmt 2335 , from storage space I know which one it is
How do you disable TPM, my Zorin 17 lite ISO boot is set to MBR Legacy. My other USB needs two partition one to boot or not. I've set my bios to boot USB first?
can i just run without do a setting you give after installation ? i mean, after rebooting, i will go to boot manager (in my pc, i just need to type "Esc" button) and chose the flashdisk that contain the full installed Zorin OS, like when we try to live boot the zorin os installation created by rufus. i want my flashdisk to be a portable os that can run in any pc/laptop righaway after i plug it in.
Hey there. need some help plz. when i follow the steps, after its asks me about WiFI in the installer, it says to disable Intel RST. what is this and should i do it?
I tried to change the time zone n it said can't change kernel something n then again starting from choose SOMETHING ELSE BUT THEN it doesn't work for new partition table
Many thanks for great video. I have been using an usb persistent Zorin 16 produced with your instructions for over 6 months BUT due to a mistake I needed to reload using Zorin 17 download. Basically followed your video again but when installation completed it didn't give me the option to "Continue Testing". However all seems to work perfectly when I reboot. Perhaps an update would be useful to others? Just as an aside the reason I am using a persistent usb is that I have a Lenovo Ideapad with MMC on board which failed (just after warranty ranout!) and this allows me to make good use of what is otherwise quite a good netbook!
Great video. It's really too bad linux developers simply can't set up installation to include fixing the EFI entries automatically. This is one of several reasons why linux OS will never replace Windows. The average computer user simply does not have the aptitude or interest to want to make the necessary changes. Oh well, I'm going to since have both abilities mentioned.
For ex. I always have ghost boot entries as remains of distro hoping. I know how to get into EFI partition and delete it but for less experienced user it should be done automatically.
Please help When I am trying to create partitions there is no option called efi system partition. I am trying install zorin on a external hdd What should I do
Hi. I had the same problem. Turns out it's because my machine is 11 years old so I have a bios not uefi (the modern equivalent). I just formatted the drive as mbr with a primary partition using diskpart and then just used the primary / during the install. Worked for me.
Hi bro the zorin os installation is done and working properly in my laptop. but i think there is a boot loader failure in the USB unable to use the os loaded usb in other pc. can you help me on this
how can i install zorin with windows 10 together in same pc ? i have zorin 16 pro and lenovo pc new one. i start installing win 10 after zorin, or i must install zorin and after that install win10? i know about partition of any system necessary. and thks
How do you disable TPM, my Zorin 17 lite ISO boot is set to MBR Legacy. My other USB needs two partition one to boot or not. I've set my bios to boot USB first?
Can't you just install it on the external drive without going to 'something else' and messing with partitions? I don't see the reason for the extra steps when the automatic install should work just select the correct drive to install it to?
It did not work on my side. You would need to fix the EFI partition afterwards. Otherwise the external drive will only boot on the same machine, if it boots at all..
I've heard do Not create a partition on either drives, since boot load can crash when windows updates etc. I've got two Hard drives, each 500 GB. So maybe install Zorin OS directly on a 32 USB stick acting like a hard drive. But I will still need my 8 USB stick to bootable ISO too? Hum. I'm using MBR Legacy Bios. What's the difference between Zorin 17.1 core vs Zorin 17.1 Lite. Both work? 2010 Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU Q 720 @ 1.60GHz 1.60 GHz Installed RAM 6.00 GB, Windows 10 Home 64-bit
How do you disable TPM, my Zorin 17 lite ISO boot is set to MBR Legacy. My other USB needs two partition one to boot or not. I've set my bios to boot USB first?
It locked my windows partition on my surface pro 6 and I'm stuck on bit locker it says the password is correct but it boots back to it Edit: I fixed It I just had to remove the USB and type the password 2 times
How do you disable TPM, my Zorin 17 lite ISO boot is set to MBR Legacy. My other USB needs two partition one to boot or not. I've set my bios to boot USB first?
@@agiledevart Sorry, I sure understand now.. It's just that, for a moment, I thought you didn't know about the issue on newer versions of the OS. Good to know that you're planning to make a new one regarding that 👍...P.S. Really enjoyed the explanation & the detailed steps given in the video. And fair enough, my bad for being direct with my question, I meant to phrase it differently and didn't expect to be acknowledged
I have never had to use two media sources to install any Linux os. I burn it, run live, then install--all from the same media source. Zorin should be no different.
This is exactly what I'm doing. Burning/flashing on the first USB drive (this is the live drive), then install-all from the live USB drive to the second (this is the full Zorin OS like you would have on a hard disk, but instead it's on a USB drive).
just the lighting, it's not warm like most choose I personally prefer lighter lights or cool colouring but it does make some people look like Casper the ghost lol
@@miyutube1It doesn't install on Root but in media, i tried everything. Also bugs right away, i dont know if its because its a USB.. Bought the last gen 3.2 180gb
nah you just did it wrong, you probably followed the "sdb" name, when you need to enter not "sdb" which is the main drive but your usb's name assigned by linux
At 5:05 there is no EFI System Partition for me.
please help
That installation thing is saying no installation candidate. Package grub-efi not available but is referred by another package. This may mean that the package is missing has been obsoleted or is only available from another source. However the following packages replace it
grub-common grub-efi-ia32-bin grub-efi-ia32
At 5:05 to me I don't see option Boot or EFI , coyld you helo me?
6:00 None of the command works from here to fix efi entries...!!!
working for me on the first try. no need to install grub. thank you for the tutorial 👍
I just did a specific reply to a post below and realised there were loads of people who can't see the EFI system partition so thought I'd write one that everyone might see. So took me a while, but I had the same problem and it turned out that it was because my machine is 11 years old and it has a bios not a uefi (the modern equivalent of a bios). After much faffing about and reformatting usb hdd and stick using diskpart it turned out all I needed to do was to have a standard windows formatted drive. fat32 worked, but I don't think that matters as the installation process reformats it anyway and then when you get the that part in the zorin installation process just skip the efi system partition part and make one primary partition for the full disk with the option /. This worked for me and I now have a fully functional zorin installation on my usb HDD. Even off my relatively slow USB HDD it's still a lot faster to use than Windows 10. HTH
How do you disable TPM, my ISO boot is set to MBR Legacy. My other USB needs two partition one to boot or not. I've set my bios to boot USB first?
How do you disable TPM, my Zorin 17 lite ISO boot is set to MBR Legacy. My other USB needs two partition one to boot or not. I've set my bios to boot USB first?
It would be nice if you'd include a downloadable .pdf with written instructions for installing Linux to a usb drive.
Try to enter or copy "install linux to usb" in any search engine and you will get plenty of good written instructions
Can you do a 2024 version of zoron os installation
For me working on Zorin Core 16.3. Thank you.
I don't have both of those folders at 7:08
I can understand my external drive but why the names r so weird like in windows it shows something else, on this installation it shows asmt 2335 , from storage space I know which one it is
My OS was not installed in /target, it was instead installed in /media/zorin/[several digit number]. Anything I need to change?
How do you disable TPM, my Zorin 17 lite ISO boot is set to MBR Legacy. My other USB needs two partition one to boot or not. I've set my bios to boot USB first?
seconding this bc it just happened to me
Same for me
Yes valid. Yes option to create EFI partition on 1st USB
Is your live environment is also connected to internet
can i just run without do a setting you give after installation ?
i mean, after rebooting, i will go to boot manager (in my pc, i just need to type "Esc" button) and chose the flashdisk that contain the full installed Zorin OS, like when we try to live boot the zorin os installation created by rufus.
i want my flashdisk to be a portable os that can run in any pc/laptop righaway after i plug it in.
Does the second usb need to be in a certain format to work. NTFS will fail or what
Hello, and in the case of MBR boot bios which partition is correct, I think EFI is not suitable for boot bios, I hope for your help, thanks.
in fixing EFI entries the target file is not showing
Hey there. need some help plz. when i follow the steps, after its asks me about WiFI in the installer, it says to disable Intel RST. what is this and should i do it?
I tried to change the time zone n it said can't change kernel something n then again starting from choose SOMETHING ELSE
BUT THEN it doesn't work for new partition table
Awesome Video, thank you.
@thanks for this video. Pls tell me, how can I access to Windows' s bitlocker protected drive into Zorin OS.
please make one guide like this with elementary OS
Many thanks for great video. I have been using an usb persistent Zorin 16 produced with your instructions for over 6 months BUT due to a mistake I needed to reload using Zorin 17 download. Basically followed your video again but when installation completed it didn't give me the option to "Continue Testing". However all seems to work perfectly when I reboot. Perhaps an update would be useful to others?
Just as an aside the reason I am using a persistent usb is that I have a Lenovo Ideapad with MMC on board which failed (just after warranty ranout!) and this allows me to make good use of what is otherwise quite a good netbook!
How do you disable TPM, my ISO boot is set to MBR Legacy. My other USB needs two partition one to boot or not. I've set my bios to boot USB first?
Great video. It's really too bad linux developers simply can't set up installation to include fixing the EFI entries automatically. This is one of several reasons why linux OS will never replace Windows. The average computer user simply does not have the aptitude or interest to want to make the necessary changes. Oh well, I'm going to since have both abilities mentioned.
For ex. I always have ghost boot entries as remains of distro hoping. I know how to get into EFI partition and delete it but for less experienced user it should be done automatically.
Can you please suggest 128 gb usb drive for installing linux?
Well the folders didn't show up there but it does boot up. Well i guess it's a hassle but I'll use it somewhat
Not valid. No option to create EFI partition on 2nd USB
Try fat32 instead of efi partition. Maybe they updated the installer or your system does not support UEFI
This guide doesn't work in 2024 on Zorin 17.1 :(
Do you know a guide that does work?
What happens when we don't partition it? Will it not work like C drive?
Please help
When I am trying to create partitions there is no option called efi system partition.
I am trying install zorin on a external hdd
What should I do
Hi. I had the same problem. Turns out it's because my machine is 11 years old so I have a bios not uefi (the modern equivalent). I just formatted the drive as mbr with a primary partition using diskpart and then just used the primary / during the install. Worked for me.
I have zorin os 17 on usb with persistent
How do you disable TPM, my ISO boot is set to MBR Legacy. My other USB needs two partition one to boot or not. I've set my bios to boot USB first?
A Nobara , guide would also be much appreciated.
agreed, i wanna try out both on my actual system
Hi bro the zorin os installation is done and working properly in my laptop. but i think there is a boot loader failure in the USB unable to use the os loaded usb in other pc. can you help me on this
How do you disable TPM, my ISO boot is set to MBR Legacy. My other USB needs two partition one to boot or not. I've set my bios to boot USB first?
how can i install zorin with windows 10 together in same pc ? i have zorin 16 pro and lenovo pc new one.
i start installing win 10 after zorin, or i must install zorin and after that install win10? i know about partition of any system necessary.
and thks
How do you disable TPM, my ISO boot is set to MBR Legacy. My other USB needs two partition one to boot or not. I've set my bios to boot USB first?
thanks
Nice 🙂
I didn't know it was needed to be unmounted. I thought if unmounted how can it be used
Can you please help with legacy bios for the same
How do you disable TPM, my Zorin 17 lite ISO boot is set to MBR Legacy. My other USB needs two partition one to boot or not. I've set my bios to boot USB first?
My second (128 MB) usb pendrive is not listed in the table for partitioning.
Can't you just install it on the external drive without going to 'something else' and messing with partitions? I don't see the reason for the extra steps when the automatic install should work just select the correct drive to install it to?
It did not work on my side. You would need to fix the EFI partition afterwards. Otherwise the external drive will only boot on the same machine, if it boots at all..
I see, thanks, waiting for a usb external ssd enclosure to arrive tomorrow and I'll follow your steps on this video. Tyvm
@@agiledevart Can you do one using MBR Legacy for Zorin 17.1?
I've heard do Not create a partition on either drives, since boot load can crash when windows updates etc. I've got two Hard drives, each 500 GB. So maybe install Zorin OS directly on a 32 USB stick acting like a hard drive. But I will still need my 8 USB stick to bootable ISO too? Hum.
I'm using MBR Legacy Bios.
What's the difference between Zorin 17.1 core vs Zorin 17.1 Lite. Both work?
2010 Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU Q 720 @ 1.60GHz 1.60 GHz
Installed RAM 6.00 GB, Windows 10 Home 64-bit
@@ZoldarX Can you do one using MBR Legacy for Zorin 17.1?
Here it shows about something called secure boot id password thing before something else screen
How do you disable TPM, my Zorin 17 lite ISO boot is set to MBR Legacy. My other USB needs two partition one to boot or not. I've set my bios to boot USB first?
Can how big USB and can you go back to window
I used 124GB and you can boot back to windows
@@agiledevart can use 1gb
@@post22unboxing22 at least 32GB are needed
@@agiledevart I am run on my computer it fine with me my widiow 10 is act up anyways and can't go to widow 11
Just instal on drive and make copy with macrium. Works on usb
It locked my windows partition on my surface pro 6 and I'm stuck on bit locker it says the password is correct but it boots back to it
Edit: I fixed It I just had to remove the USB and type the password 2 times
How do you disable TPM, my Zorin 17 lite ISO boot is set to MBR Legacy. My other USB needs two partition one to boot or not. I've set my bios to boot USB first?
Why's the guy not updating the video??? DOES NOT WORK for ZorinOS 17
Because it's free content that I do in my free time. ZorinOS 18 will probably be next
@@agiledevart Sorry, I sure understand now.. It's just that, for a moment, I thought you didn't know about the issue on newer versions of the OS. Good to know that you're planning to make a new one regarding that 👍...P.S. Really enjoyed the explanation & the detailed steps given in the video. And fair enough, my bad for being direct with my question, I meant to phrase it differently and didn't expect to be acknowledged
I have never had to use two media sources to install any Linux os. I burn it, run live, then install--all from the same media source. Zorin should be no different.
This is exactly what I'm doing. Burning/flashing on the first USB drive (this is the live drive), then install-all from the live USB drive to the second (this is the full Zorin OS like you would have on a hard disk, but instead it's on a USB drive).
Damn cooked my laptop, it didn't work for me. Now off with extra stress.
I've got to hand it to you. You blend in....jeez
just the lighting, it's not warm like most choose I personally prefer lighter lights or cool colouring but it does make some people look like Casper the ghost lol
Doesn't work on Zorin 17.1....waste of time
What is exactely not working? wpuld like to know before trying myself.
@@miyutube1It doesn't install on Root but in media, i tried everything.
Also bugs right away, i dont know if its because its a USB..
Bought the last gen 3.2 180gb
@BA-so3mx thank you for sharing. I got the same thing. Will Zorin 16 work ?
It was something i guess mount unmount thing
I accidentally partitions my hard drive... 💀
RIP bruv
If you encounter warnings
BE A MAN IGNORE THEM 💀
Promo-SM 🤩
Wrong instructions don't watch
How so?
Don't select usb as boot menu select your ssd
@@trashography Why if It works though?
@@SirTavvi bruh your bios menu will be shifted into your pen drive
I knew it because I have install Linux mint on my ssd before without additional USB drive. Thanks man
Absolutely DO NOT follow this tutorial its going to crash your harddrive and wipe out your windows install.
Didn't crash my drive or anything bad but didn't work at all so bummer
nah you just did it wrong, you probably followed the "sdb" name, when you need to enter not "sdb" which is the main drive but your usb's name assigned by linux
for dir in proc sys dev etc bin sbin var usr lib lib64 tmp; do sudo mount --bind /$dir /target/$dir; done
Thnx