If you are using Windows Subsystem for Linux download the Microsoft File Checksum Integrity Verifier tool from the official Microsoft Download Center. Verify the md5 checksum of the Ubuntu mini CD iso file that you downloaded by running these commands: cd ~/Downloads/
You can download the mini.iso file to wherever on your computer that you want, but download it to your Downloads folder so that you can easily run the commands in the following steps without changing anything. Download the file called mini.iso to your Downloads folder. Download the Ubuntu Mini CD iso file for Ubuntu 20.04 from. Thus the computer will boot in BIOS compatibility mode, and the installation will be in BIOS mode.ĭownload the Ubuntu Mini CD iso file from the link on the Ubuntu Documentation Installation Minimal CD webpage. The mini iso lacks the proper files for booting the computer in UEFI mode. While the minimal iso image is handy, it isn't useful for installing on UEFI-based systems that you want to run in UEFI mode. #How to make an Ubuntu Minimal USB using dd The Ubuntu 17.10 minimal CD supports installation of Ubuntu on computers that have a 32-bit processor.
I get it that the lightest distros like Xubuntu will be more effective but I kind of dig it to the Ubuntu design. So I checked the installation guide - but it lead to 404 mistake so my question was how to make that netboot? Also I'm using Windows 10 on my desktop to download 17.10 to burn USB-stick that I can use to my old laptop on which it ran Windows 7 poorly so I thought of trying Ubuntu Gnome 17.10 because it's new and I wondered if it would run smoothly or not since the change of Unity. So I checked to netboot, I saw a tree file and I was like - that's what I need, apparently I just need to download all of those files to the usb and that's it but some of them were like blanks I mean I clicked them but they weren't downloading. Then I was looking for something familiar I skimmed 64-bit variants for obvious reasons and server because it was vague to me.
The thing was, I've read the news about no 32-bit support on omgubuntu site, but it said there that you can still download it. Is there any other way to install Ubuntu 17.10 32-bit?Įdit: I'm sorry everyone I should've explained myself clearer last night. Note that these screenshots were taken on my Windows 10 desktop. I want to install Ubuntu 17.10 32-bit on my ASUS laptop, but when I tried to download it I got these two screens.
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