How to Revert back my Live into regular drive?

[Rocketing-warp9]

If you only have a 32-bit machine, you need to seriously consider buying a different machine. You can get a refurbished laptop for $200 or less. Desktop machines are somewhat less widely available, but you can find them. Software hasn't been developed for 32-bit hardware for many years. You need to get into the 21st Century.

The Machine is x64, but Macs can be fiddly when you load up linux on early Intel EFI setups.
@SEAPOPSICLE If You can get MX25 on there, you should be set for a while.

 

[wizardfromoz]

If you only have a 32-bit machine, you need to seriously consider buying a different machine.

The OP is (I think), a young person who only had 2 USB sticks before stepping on one, and now seeks to reclaim the other (Live) one.

Do you really think the budget is going to extend to buying a new/newer rig? I'd doubt it.

Just saying.

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Wizard

 

[deb_user]

Well, that might well be the case. But running a 32-bit OS long out of support that never gets security updates can end up being more expensive than the cost of a used/refurbished machine. Just saying.

 

[wizardfromoz]

No argument there, but that has been made well clear from #12 through #15. The OP is aware of that, and so is looking for an alternative 32-bit Distro, still in support, with which to remedy his current imbalance, once he has reclaimed a USB stick.

Why don't we give him the time to explore those possibilities?

 

[SEAPOPSICLE]

The OP is (I think), a young person who only had 2 USB sticks before stepping on one, and now seeks to reclaim the other (Live) one.

Do you really think the budget is going to extend to buying a new/newer rig? I'd doubt it.

Just saying.

Avagudweegend all

Wizard

Well I do still got a spare x64 machine in need to be fixed, Needs a new battery, CMOS battery, new charger, and CPU paste