Hi, Dale C M Rogers wrote: > "Unable to find a medium containing a live file system."
This looks like a known message from Ubuntu ISOs https://askubuntu.com/questions/15425/error-when-installing-unable-to-find-a-medium-containing-a-live-file-system The immediate reason is that the system in the initial RAM filesystem cannot identify the devive with the files of the main system. The company FixMeStick Technologies Inc. confesses to base its system on Linux. Looking at https://www.fixmestick.com/eula/ i wonder how it is possible to combine a harsh proprietary license with the GNU General Public License version 3. > What should I do? Maybe start at https://support.fixmestick.com/hc/en-us ? (If you feel the wish to give them a bad day, ask them where they offer all the source code of the GPL programs which they distribute as binaries.) --------------------------------------------------------------------- Personally i am curious about the kind of filesystem and boot equipment on that stick. If you can put it into an operational GNU/Linux system with xorriso installed, it would be nice to see the output of # Set you device address here stick=/dev/sdc xorriso -indev "$stick" -pvd_info \ -report_el_torito plain -report_system_area plain Since that particular stick is most probably not a plain Debian system and thus not on topic here: Please send the result in private to scdbac...@gmx.net Have a nice day :) Thomas
