I am trying to install Zorin OS 17 Core on my laptop. (I have Ubuntu installed, not Windows)
I flashed the ISO file on a USB key with BalenaEtcher. I compared the ISO with the SHA256 given to see if the file was corrupted.
When i'm trying to boot it after pressing F12 while turning on my computer. I choose the Linpus Lite on the USB key.
However, i get small blue windows with written "Linpus Lite boot failed" and a [OK] button. I flashed it on 2 different USB keys and tried all my laptop's USB ports.
I don't know what else to do for it to work. Any idea of what is happening ?
The name of my USB Stick is "ScanDisk". On the boot panel the name is "Linpus Lite (ScanDisk)". The name of the USB Stick isn't the problem I think because when I installed Ubuntu, the name was "Linpus Lite (other USB Stick name here)" and I installed it perfectly.
Do you have a screen shot of what your USB partitions look like? As for your error, that sounds like a secure boot error. If it's on, you can disable it in the bios and try to boot again and see if the error pops up again.
I'm a little concerned that it's being called Linpus Lite. That would indicate that the OS being imaged is incorrect, but without some more information I can't really tell.
The Thing is: I use BalenaEtcher too. And when I choose the USB stick I never have seen that there stand Linpus Lite. There stand only the Company of the Stick - in my Case SanDisk.
It sounds a bit weird ... Did You downloaded Etcher from the Developer's Website or from another Site? And did You create the Stick on your Ubuntu System or on another?
Like @applecheeks37 has written it would be good when You could make some Pictures to show us.
@applecheeks37 I don't have any screenshot, sorry. I tried many times to enable/disable secure boot but I always had the same error even for my UBUNTU Stick that worked perfectly fine with these settings. And yeah, each time I flash a Linux distribution, my computer's BIOS calls it that way. I don't know why though
@Ponce-De-Leon My computer always call Linux distribution this way apparently. By the way, I downloaded BalenaEtcher from the Dev's Website, no worry about it, and I created my Stick on my Ubuntu System. I don't have any picture, sorry. We don't need it anymore because it finally worked
Thank youuuuu
@swarfendor437 Interesting... Ubuntu and Zorin OS are called this way on the BIOS for me
Well, well, well... Zorin has finally been installed on my computer. I tried to reset BIOS' settings and IT WORKED. So i will never know what was the problem but now it's working !!
I'm sending this form Zorin OS
I suggest to format your usb drive (backup if needed) and change its name and then check the iso or img for that os and try to make it bootable again. I am also a beginner in all this