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I have prepared partition, Mint iso and Windows 7. Can I easily install Mint directly from Windows without using pen drive or CD?
You should not do that. You create another partition and put a Linux live image there. Then you boot this system and install Linux Mint like you would from CD or USB
You shouldn't have many issues.
During the install on Mint, you will be allowed to select install options. If Mint detects a preexisting OS, it defaults to "install along side OS xxx."
I believe from there you can select your partition or create new ones.
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I installed Parrot Security os-4.8 twice on virtualbox on my MacBook Air (2015), and after successful installation with no errors (both times), after rebooting virtualbox, again I get the option to use it as live or install with other options that appears as if the OS is not installed.
I checked the vdi and it appears to be of 6gb in size(I think the OS is still there).
Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.(sorry for bad English)
It sounds like you did not download the Virtual Image File ( OVA File)
( Your English is great BTW )
go to - https://parrotlinux.org/download/
Next -Go to the Virtual Tab
Download This Image
Click on the OVA file after download to import into Virtual Box
IMPORTANT NOTE - the default password and super user password for this machines image is - toor
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I am trying to install windows 10 through bootable USB. In the installation window, It keep on installing and when it goes to finishing up section. It automatically reboots and after rebooting I am getting an error 'Operating System' not found.
Is there any problem with the windows 10 ISO? Anybody please.
Thanks,
Awais
Look into bios and see from which device you are booting from. That might be the cause.
1.I would suggest to reset your bios
2.set bios to Legacy or UEFI whatever partition system you used while installing window
3.set the boot priority to the Hard-disk
4.Save & exit, Now try booting...
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By default I have Windows-8 installed on my machine, and I have installed Linux Ubuntu alongside Windows-8, Now on every start of a machine a grub menu appears where I can choose which OS to open (Windows-8/Linux-Ubuntu).
Now I want to install Linux-Kali on my machine alongside Windows-8 and Linux-Ubuntu.
Without touching Windows-8 and Linux-Ubuntu I want to install Linux-Kali, Because I have already installed many softwares in Windows-8 and Linux-Ubuntu.
Install virtual box https://www.virtualbox.org/ and you can install any other OS as guest.
You can copy to any machine you are interested, and you can run both the windows and linux at the same time.
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After installing OpenSuse both the bootloader MBR and Grub2 are corrupted as during installation some errors where there while installing OpensSuse regarding Grub2. Currently my screen is showing error no kernel found. So how to get back the windows bootloader and my system to previous working state.
Option 1
You need to boot a linux live cd and use ms-sys utility to recover the Windows boot loader. Look at this page for more information.
Option 2
You can also boot a windows CD and do a startup repair. Take a look at this, option 2.
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I am currently running on Windows 8 with an Acer S7 laptop. Is there a VM I can use to load Linux directly on to Windows 8? My computer doesn't "boot" when it starts.
I am assuming you want to boot your PC to see if it works? ... there are couple of options
Use windows 8 recovery disk
Use Linux live CD, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCD which will allow you to
boot the PC and browse file system