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You can give Eddy a try if you prefer a nice graphical interface.
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You will need to disable 'Secure Boot' in your machine's BIOS settings.
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This worked for me for the installation issue:
Boot the installer in EFI mode not legacy-BIOS mode.
It's Settings->System->Enable EFI (special OSes only).
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57115746/virtualbox-screen-resolution-too-small-during-installation
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There are few things to know here. The default Windows EFI partition of 100MB is too small for Windows and Elementary - Elementary will not be able to install on it. You need to create a second EFI partition of 512MB, format it as FAT32 and with "boot,esp" flags, and then configure your BIOS to boot from the second EFI.
This means you need to ...
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I was facing the same issue with VMWare Workstation 16.1.x till I reach this post and took the advice posted previously of Colin Dean regarding EFI Mode
The issue that I wasn't able to reach this option through the VMWare GUI, so after a quick google search, all the needed to solve the issue is the below :
Create your Elementary OS
No need to start it yet
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I got it to work... I must have done something incorrect when I installed grub the first time. After much internet searching, I found someone who had done something similar and I partially followed their instructions https://gist.github.com/umpirsky/6ee1f870e759815333c8
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There's a lot of content in this "question" so it's hard to fully understand what you're asking. It's often better to ask a succinct question if you want a succint answer, but I'll try and answer some of your points.
In summary, if you have forgotten your password, it's not just installing software you're going to struggle with. Changing certain ...
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If you're comfortable with the command line, you can use the dpkg command to install a .deb package.
The format would be sudo dpkg -i name_of_package.deb
then, sudo apt-get install -f. the dpkg -i command may leaves the package status in an "unconfigured" state due to missing dependencies.
sudo apt-get install -f will try to fix it downloading and ...
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Did you try the obvious things like disabling Secure boot on your BIOS (UEFI, I know)? or using "nomodeset" (as specified here: Elementary OS won't boot past live CD screen)
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I finally got it fixed.
I had to remove the apt.llvm.org repository from the sources.list. Then I could use the Force Version command in Synaptic to switch over to using LLVM builds from the kisak PPA (which still provides i386 builds of LLVM). That enabled me to reinstall steam, because it could finally get those 32-bit i386 library builds again.
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Then I tried to do it. Error after error.
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old MacBook from 2009
There is a huge number of tutorials available online for ...
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in Bios configure your sata to ahci mode
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