I downloaded the image file EndeavourOS_Apollo_22_1.iso, and verified its integrity using SHA512sum.
The iso file was in Downloads folder. USB stick was labeled as sda1. I went to Downloads folder, clicked and opened Downloads folder in the terminal and typed the following, as described in the article mentioned above:
After it finished transferring the files, I ejected the USB drive and then put it in the PC where I wanted to install EOS. Booted in, changing the boot priority first to the USB drive, and got the error:
Isolinux is missing or corrupt
I really want to ditch my Windows system on my 2nd PC. On my 1st PC, I installed Linux Mint and the installation went very smooth. I had zero troubles. But installation of EndeavourOS is becoming real pain… Please, help me…
Hello
I’m running the command from the terminal, and I open it inside the downloads folder, where the iso file is located, like this PC_name:~/Downloads$
no matter what the path to the iso file is, no matter what the iso file’s name is, and no matter what the number N in the flash drive label sdaN is, right?
Thanks, it worked. So my initial command line was correct except the number 1 in sda1 should have been dropped.
I purposefully used command line, because imagewriters (Balena Etcher) already failed me once, and the article you mention writes that imagewriters are not recommended.