> Can you be more specific? Do you get a black screen, or can you log into
a command line?
I can login in the command line. (There is only no gui anymore)
>Are you saying that you now have a dual boot, where one partition is
your GUI-less Trisquel 8 system and another is your Debian/Trisquel 7
mess?
Yes, indeed. (The GUI-less Trisquel 8 system might be also called a mess.)
(The Debian/Trisquel 7
mess is installed on a 16 GB USB-stick.)
>What happened when you tried? At this point, backing up your files to
another medium and doing a fresh install of Trisquel 8 might be the
easiest solution.
I forgot what happened when I tried to install the Trisquel 8 installation. I
can try to install Trisquel 8 again and document this time (via another
computer each step on the trisquel forum)
A backup was already on a another medium. (I can backup some additional files
I made recently on trisquel 7/debian mess, that is all need to do I think for
the backup part)
Yes, fresh install of Trisquel 8 could be the easiest solution, indeed.
Question: Do you think it is best to use this version for my Libreboot x200
thinkpad?:
Trisquel 8.0 LTS Flidas
Release date: 04/18/2018 - 16:50
Downloads: 102543
Trisquel
2.5GB Live DVD iso image
MATE desktop
50 language translations preinstalled1
64 bit.
I had already downloaded the 2.5 GB version and had put it on a 8 GB
USb-stick. I think that part went well, but somewhere in the installation
something went wrong. I should check again what it was.
Thank you.
