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Rufus iso image ubuntu 16.10 install#
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Rufus iso image ubuntu 16.10 install#

It luckily did install Ubuntu in this free partition.

The only unusual thing while installing Ubuntu was that I was not prompted to choose the free space partition I created in first step to install Ubuntu there.

Now when starting up PC I can see options to boot into Ubuntu or Windows.

I did see the option to install Ubuntu alongside Windows Boot Manager. I started the installation and it was successful. Restarted PC and to my amazement it worked. This article will guide you through the steps how you can perform the installation of Ubuntu 16.10 and Ubuntu 16.04 in dual-boot on a machines with Windows 10. Selected again to boot from EFI CD/DVD.I now burned a DVD ISO image (using ImgBurn) of the 16.10 version I downloaded eralier.I then tried to boot to an older Linux (FC9 i think) ISO CD that I had from before.The problem was that when trying to install Ubuntu it wanted to overwrite the entire drive (not install alongside Windows Boot Manager) so I had to stop this. From the BIOS or UEFI settings I switched to Legacy mode and Legacy boot order (something like that).System did not find any bootable USB devices. Rebooted with USB as boot device but that did not work as well. I then created a new 16.04 USB ISO image (Ubuntu 16.04) using latest Rufus using same process as in previous step.Even, he configured the ISOs to run on both 32 and 64-bit bootloader with an easy dual-boot option without interfering with BIOS modifications. i am Using Rufus to format the iso in to a USB. He created the ISO images of the latest Ubuntu version that support HDMI, WiFi, Bluetooth on Intel compute sticks as well as computer systems with Atom Bay Trail and Cherry Trail processors.

Rufus iso image ubuntu 16.10 upgrade#

so in order for me to install 16.10 i have to install 16.04.1 and then upgrade from there.

Rufus iso image ubuntu 16.10 full#

If you have a non-64-bit processor made by AMD, or if you need full support for 32-bit code, use the i386 images instead. to 64bit, and Ubuntu MATE 16.10 just Never installs the welcome screen and software boutique from the ISO. Choose this to take full advantage of computers based on the AMD64 or EM64T architecture (e.g., Athlon64, Opteron, EM64T Xeon, Core 2). System did not find any bootable USB devices. i recently tried re-installing ubuntu MATE on a laptop of mine. Rebooted with USB as boot device but that did not work either.

I then created a new USB ISO image (Ubuntu 16.10) using latest Rufus which should support BIOS and UEFI.

System said that it could not find the USB drive on reboot. Tried using the Windows 10 EFI boot from USB option with that drive (from the Recovery settings screen) but that did not work.

I had an existing Ubuntu bootable USB drive (16.04).

I first freed up some space on the partition using diskmgmt.msc in Windows.

Started with just an install of Windows 10 on a new 2017 Lenovo 110 17ikb.

Here are some steps that I took to resolve this, including the to not so successful ones

Then Inserted the flash drive in my UDOO x86 and when you power-on the UDOO it will boot from the USB, and Ubuntu will ask if you want to install it. I had trouble setting up a new Lenovo 110 17ikb to dual boot with Ubuntu on a Windows 10 machine. What I did was create a bootable 4gb USB flash drive containing Ubuntu 16.04.2 from an ISO image on a Win10 PC using the free Rufus utility.