Thank you for those links, Chris.
I didn't know about startup disk creator in Ubuntu - it must be so long ago I
last looked at the USB option - and that made it so easy to get the 22.04 ISO
onto a USB and it showed up in the boot list and the installation went
smoothly. The wireless Internet
> Can you recommend any sites or webpages that explain simply how to install
> by putting the ISO file onto a USB stick, or how to create a partition and
> get the ISO file into it and then run the installation?
I'll provide the following links
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Hi Chris
thanks for your time.
The laptop on which I have been using Ubuntu, since around 2013 (and the laptop
is older than that) is a Lenovo T400. It has working USB ports.
The version of Ubuntu that I am trying to install is the version for desktop
PCs and laptops.
You reckon it could
G'day
I'm involved with QA & in particular a flavor, if my background is helpful.
You mention old hardware; I've used devices from 2003 and upwards in
the QA; though i386 devices were not used beyond 19.04 except for
respins of 18.04 (eg. 18.04.4 & 18.04.5)
> Last week I decided to move up from
Hi folks,
I’m hoping you could guess at what’s going wrong with my upgrade attempts.
I have run Ubuntu on an old laptop with an internal optical drive for years and
have in the past installed new LTSs via the ISO burned onto a DVD-R. For LTS
18.04 I used a rewritable DVD, and have never before