Unetbootin ошибка при установке

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I have this budget (read: cheapo) laptop, a Schneider SCL141-CTP, with an Intel Atom X5 Z-8350 SoC, 2 measly gigs of RAM and a ridiculously small 32GB eMMC SSD, that’s running Windows 10 Home, and will soon be left on the platform when the 19H1 big update shows up, because I’ll never manage to clear enough free space to satisfy Microsoft’s requirements.

I’ve been wanting to install Linux on this laptop because I’m fed up no end with Windows, which barely works on such modest hardware, but all my attempts have proven unfruitful.

After a lot of hemming and hawing, I managed to shrink the C drive by 2GB using diskpart, formatted the newly created partition as FAT32, and used UNetBootIn to put the latest Debian-based Slax 9 distro on it, hoping to boot from it and run it live for a while, just to make sure it would fit my needs, before installing it for good.

Nowhere in the UNetBootIN window did I find the option you can have in Rufus to choose between GPT and MBR.

Problem is, this PC has UEFI, and though the UNetBootIN partition does show in the boot menu, selecting it and pressing Enter gets me an error message saying that a boot file is damaged or can’t be read, or something like that, and only offers me to boot from Windows.

The file in question is, without surprise, ubnldr.mbr.

I tried to add it manually to the UEFI boot menu by pointing the menu at the correct file path, but it can’t be found; instead, I’m proposed another 32-bit Linux loader that I’m not even sure is in the Slax files at all, «ia32-something».

No «ubnldr», just «ia32», and I can’t go deeper into the tree line, it stops there.

I’ve tried to disable UEFI completely, hoping against hope that the PC would let me boot from the Slax partition.

Fat chance of that.

I can boot from Windows alright, so the laptop is fully operable, but I’ve got a (momentarily) useless 2GB partition containg Slax, and eating at what little free space I have.

I have this budget (read: cheapo) laptop, a Schneider SCL141-CTP, with an Intel Atom X5 Z-8350 SoC, 2 measly gigs of RAM and a ridiculously small 32GB eMMC SSD, that’s running Windows 10 Home, and will soon be left on the platform when the 19H1 big update shows up, because I’ll never manage to clear enough free space to satisfy Microsoft’s requirements.

I’ve been wanting to install Linux on this laptop because I’m fed up no end with Windows, which barely works on such modest hardware, but all my attempts have proven unfruitful.

After a lot of hemming and hawing, I managed to shrink the C drive by 2GB using diskpart, formatted the newly created partition as FAT32, and used UNetBootIn to put the latest Debian-based Slax 9 distro on it, hoping to boot from it and run it live for a while, just to make sure it would fit my needs, before installing it for good.

Nowhere in the UNetBootIN window did I find the option you can have in Rufus to choose between GPT and MBR.

Problem is, this PC has UEFI, and though the UNetBootIN partition does show in the boot menu, selecting it and pressing Enter gets me an error message saying that a boot file is damaged or can’t be read, or something like that, and only offers me to boot from Windows.

The file in question is, without surprise, ubnldr.mbr.

I tried to add it manually to the UEFI boot menu by pointing the menu at the correct file path, but it can’t be found; instead, I’m proposed another 32-bit Linux loader that I’m not even sure is in the Slax files at all, «ia32-something».

No «ubnldr», just «ia32», and I can’t go deeper into the tree line, it stops there.

I’ve tried to disable UEFI completely, hoping against hope that the PC would let me boot from the Slax partition.

Fat chance of that.

I can boot from Windows alright, so the laptop is fully operable, but I’ve got a (momentarily) useless 2GB partition containg Slax, and eating at what little free space I have.

So here i am feeling like a loser after failing to install liquidfeedback on ubuntu and installing debian on a win 7 computer.

So taking a time out of one day and trying another google search MAY help

So i come across
http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/

UNetbootin allows you to create bootable Live USB drives for Ubuntu, Fedora, and other Linux distributions without burning a CD.

WISH ME LUCK

so it failed and get an  .mbr error . so now i have a failed debian install and a failed ubootin install when i start  my comp

I had tried using the iso i had already downloaded.

This time i am going to use the netinstall . So in unetbootin i choose the distro debian and stable and clicked ok
it started to dowload initird.gz toc:unetbtinubninit from  ftp.debian.org/debian/installer
maybe i had chosen the wrong distro and unetbootin is downloading the right ones

so the error message is

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=427540&page=31

http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/networking/modifying-the-windows-7-boot-loader-with-the-boot-configuration-data-editor-tool/1709 vista 2009 related file

How to Dual Boot Windows 7 and Linux using BCDEdit

C:Usersie>bcdedit
The boot configuration data store could not be opened.
Access is denied.

solution on windows 7
Open the command prompt with elevated privileges. To do this click the Start Orb then All Programs, click on Accessories, then right-click on Command Prompt and then select Run as administrator.

Real-mode Boot Sector
———————
identifier              {2a91d002-b502-11e0-83de-f0def176d226}
device                  boot
path                    ubnldr.mbr
description             UNetbootin

I fixed on mine by logging in, running cmd as Administrator, and running

bcdedit /set

device «partition=C:»

my try
bcdedit /set <
2a91d002-b502-11e0-83de-f0def176d226 > device «partition=C:»

error

C:windowssystem32>bcdedit /set < 2a91d002-b502-11e0-83de-f0def176d226 > device
 «partition=C:»
The system cannot find the file specified.

bcdedit /set {2a91d002-b502-11e0-83de-f0def176d226} device «partition=C:»

C:windowssystem32>bcdedit /set {2a91d002-b502-11e0-83de-f0def176d226} device «
partition=C:»
The operation completed successfully.

Real-mode Boot Sector
———————
identifier              {2a91d002-b502-11e0-83de-f0def176d226}
device                  partition=C:
path                    ubnldr.mbr
description             UNetbootin

Note that the id will be in the form of a GUID, in curly braces. To see what it is, just run bcdedit without any arguments.

https://bugs.launchpad.net/unetbootin/+bug/283743/comments/1

After all these edits it finally booted but it halted with the error operating system error 

http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/unetbootin/wiki/howitworks

http://www.mytechguide.org/106/how-to-log-on-as-administrator-in-windows-7/

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