Solved Don't work Live USB

[Brickwizard]

you should be able to boot a live USB, and run the formatting from there, if you cnt now boot a live usb then there may be a problem with either the USB or the settings in the Bios/UEFI

 

[OlKlym]

you should be able to boot a live USB, and run the formatting from there, if you cnt now boot a live usb then there may be a problem with either the USB or the settings in the Bios/UEFI

BEFORE installing Grub - my Live USB worked correct.

But AFTER installing Grub - LIVE USB don't work.

What I can do?

 

[OlKlym]

you should be able to boot a live USB, and run the formatting from there, if you cnt now boot a live usb then there may be a problem with either the USB or the settings in the Bios/UEFI

I DON'T change settings in the Bios/UEFI.

Boot from USB HDD is in first line.

 

[dos2unix]

BEFOR installing Grub - my Live USB worked correct.

But AFTER installing Grub - LIVE USB don't work.

How are you "installing Grub"?
This is normally installed by the OS installation.

 

[dos2unix]

Boot from USB HDD is in first line.

Can you paste that line here?

 

[OlKlym]

How are you "installing Grub"?
This is normally installed by the OS installation.

Puppy Linux was not installed on the hard drive.

So I used Gparted with Poppy's Live USB and manually partitioned the drive.

Then installed Grub from Live USB Puppy several times in different partitions. And also manually edited the Grub configuration file.

 

[OlKlym]

Can you paste that line here?

How?

 

[dos2unix]

Puppy Linux was not installed on the hard drive.

So I used Gparted with Poppy's Live USB and manually partitioned the drive.

Then installed Grub from Live USB Puppy several times in different partitions. And also manually edited the Grub configuration file.

There's your problem. Just do a standard install, let the install do the partitioning for you.

 

[OlKlym]

Can you paste that line here?

 

[OlKlym]

There's your problem. Just do a standard install, let the install do the partitioning for you.

I CAN NOT do this. Because Live USB don't work.

I have only Grub.

 

[OlKlym]

There's your problem. Just do a standard install, let the install do the partitioning for you.

 

[Tolkem]

Can I do this from Grub?

Do you mean from the live USB? Well, yes, recreate it, that is, format the USB and write an .iso file onto it, and try booting from it.

 

[OlKlym]

Do you mean from the live USB? Well, yes, recreate it, that is, format the USB and write an .iso file onto it, and try booting from it.

No. This Grub is installed on my hard disc now.

 

[Tolkem]

Then installed Grub from Live USB Puppy several times in different partitions. And also manually edited the Grub configuration file.

Yeah, definitely start over; format the USB drive, download ventoy https://www.ventoy.net/en/download.html follow the instructions to install ventoy on the USB, restart your pc, go to bios and make sure boot from USB is selected.

 

[OlKlym]

Do you mean from the live USB? Well, yes, recreate it, that is, format the USB and write an .iso file onto it, and try booting from it.

My Live USB is normal, it work on another computer.

But this laptop don't work with Live USB AFTER installing Grub on hard disc.

 

[OlKlym]

Yeah, definitely start over; format the USB drive, download ventoy https://www.ventoy.net/en/download.html follow the instructions to install ventoy on the USB, restart your pc, go to bios and make sure boot from USB is selected.

But my BIOS/UEFI already have USB HDD in first line.

 

[Tolkem]

My Live USB is normal, it work on another computer.

But this laptop don't work with Live USB AFTER installing Grub on hard disc.

Sure, because your other computer doesn't have puppy on it or any of the mess you did, does it? Just try that, you have nothing to lose, do you?

 

[Tolkem]

But my BIOS/UEFI already have USB HDD in first line.

From your screenshots, you installed puppy in frugal mode, that leads me to believe that the pc sees the internal disk as a USB too, since frugal install is intended for USB flash drives. The idea of formatting and re-installing the .iso into the USB thumb, is to delete any info saved in its cache, so maybe, the pc can see it and boots to it.

 

[OlKlym]

Sure, because your other computer doesn't have puppy on it or any of the mess you did, does it? Just try that, you have nothing to lose, do you?

Could you please explain to me in DETAIL what to do with Ventoy and how to install everything further. (So that I don't make mistakes like yesterday with Grub )

 

[OlKlym]

From your screenshots, you installed puppy in frugal mode, that leads me to believe that the pc sees the internal disk as a USB too, since frugal install is intended for USB flash drives. The idea of formatting and re-installing the .iso into the USB thumb, is to delete any info saved in its cache, so maybe, the pc can see it and boots to it.

So I formatted the USB stick and made a Live USB Xubuntu (NOT Puppy) from it.