No. Abandoned the Gnome route. Did a NetInstall and added Xfce4. It's kind of
working now.
I have not tried this.
You still trying install x64 operating system, on 32 bits processor?
Tried booting 32 bit Trisquel with Gnome, same problem. Freezes up when I
attempt to run the OS from USB without installing.
The Mini should be ok with low requirements &
32 bit, compatible with all PCs from Pentium Pro onwards, including 64 bit
ones.
& NetInstall is fast to download ;-)
25MB CD iso image
or
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/using-netinstall-image-bootable-usb-drive
I'm attempting to boot Trisquel 7 from USB to my old desktop Dell Dimension
8300. Pentium(R) 4, 2.80GHz, 256 MB RAM.
The USB boot works on both my work and personal laptops (Lenovo and Dell
respectively), despite the Trisquel menu being so distorted as to not be
visible. So the flash drive
Your Bios indicates only 1024 MB DDR SDRAM which is not much RAM
are you booting Trisquel 7 Gnome ?
Try a NetInstall and choose Mini LXDE as Desktop Environment which uses less
ressources
64 bits processors start by Intel Core 2 Duo I think, right? So, Core Duo and
all backwards (Pentium 4) are incompatible with x64, only compatible with x86
(32 bits).
I just realized the Trisquel distro I'm using is 64-bit. That might not be
compatable with the old Dell desktop.
Option 1 shows the proper Trisquel boot menu.
Option 2 shows a distorted menu that's not readable.
When I boot from USB on the desktop, I get a readable starting menu like
Option 1.
"When I select 1. Try Trisquel without installing, it freezes and I have to
Ctrl+Shift+Esc to force a restart."
Does leaving your computer for a meal/sleepover/ages help? (Helped with my
attempt at using OpenSUSE netinstall once).
Trying to up-vote your comment, but I guess I don't have privileges yet.
Thanks anyway.
You welcome :)
So on my Lenovo Boot Manager I have two different USB boot options:
1. USB HDD: Memorex ID Classic 003c
2. EFI USB Device (Memorex ID Classic 003c)
Yes. Gnome 3.8.4
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