Ok close gparted
Open the Install Zorin App from the desktop.
When you get to the screen that says, "What do you want to do?"
It lists:
Let's try the Clean Install that wipes the drive, first.
If no-go there, when back to that screen, choose "Something Else" and use the Partition manager in that window to delete and reformat the partition.
It tells me "A root filesystem was not defined"
At what point did it say this?
Can you post a picture again?
Some sort of guide to installation is required, plus how to inhibit various UEFI, safe start features (difficult as it varies between machines) and how to set up the recipient HDD, SSD etc, etc.Perhaps it already exists, but where?
I solved that but it still crashes, I was investigating and it is the ram or something like that, I have to put nvram but it was not very clear
Are you looking for this?
Do you have a source for that?
Right now I'm looking at any forum
grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --bootloader-id="Void Linux [GRUB]" --no-nvram /dev/sda2
That would be the terminal command to use Grub-Install to install grub onto the drive partition pictured in your screenshot above.
What about
sudo apt install grub-efi
That message means that in LiveZorin, the source for installing is currently from the USB packages.
Are you able to connect to the Internet in Live Zorin?
Im connected
This may seem silly... But
sudo apt update
sudo apt install grub-efi
Already finished, i reboot?
Sorry was called away for work.
Where does your installation stand at this time?
Crashed or what do you mean?
I think the problem is the path, since it installs it in dev / sda, but it shows me that only dev / sda1 and dev / sda2 exist
