10-27-2016, 06:39 PM
The output from blkid command shows that Windows is installed in and using UEFI mode. LL is installed in Legacy mode. Since computer boots straight into Windows, boot mode in UEFI main settings menu must be set to UEFI. To boot LL you'll need to access UEFI/(Bios) settings and change boot mode to Legacy/CSM.
As of right now LL can not be installed in UEFI mode. (This is not likely to change any time in immediate future.) So you'll have to go into UEFI settings and change the boot mode to either UEFI or Legacy depending on which OS you wish to boot into.
There is a way to convert LL to UEFI mode after the install, but it's a bit complicated. Here's a tutorial covering that if you want to have a look: https://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/tutor...y-enabled/.
Don't try to convert on your own if you decide to do that. Instead post back letting us know and we will try guiding you through it.
P.s.
@ Zebedee Boss,
There are 2 hard drives and the third listing is just the USB stick OP is booted from.
As of right now LL can not be installed in UEFI mode. (This is not likely to change any time in immediate future.) So you'll have to go into UEFI settings and change the boot mode to either UEFI or Legacy depending on which OS you wish to boot into.
There is a way to convert LL to UEFI mode after the install, but it's a bit complicated. Here's a tutorial covering that if you want to have a look: https://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/tutor...y-enabled/.
Don't try to convert on your own if you decide to do that. Instead post back letting us know and we will try guiding you through it.
P.s.
@ Zebedee Boss,
There are 2 hard drives and the third listing is just the USB stick OP is booted from.
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