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The ISO file is linuxmint-19-cinnamon-32bit And yes I downloaded it from linuxmint.com I used Etcher for burning Mint to my pendrive And this is the output after I entered that command Maybe I should just install mint once again? but my flash drive is not booting up

I just created a new flash drive using the same ISO file I used before

Yes Exactly!

I first tried dual booting Linux mint with windows 7 after creating a partition of 100 GB for mint.. I don't know how but my windows got removed and now I have only Linux mint installed in my PC. Now I want to my mint OS to capture the other 400 GB as well and for this I created another flash...