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Linux is hella fun to learn. I made that post as a joke. But yeah. I am going to move on to something other than Mofo. It doesn't seem worth the trouble. Besides there are alternatives to Mofo.

I like your thinking.

Thanks Lord. I will look into the other OS you mentioned. Mofo isn't worth my time right now.

Have you made any progress? I am still struggling over here.

I am relieved to hear that you two are having trouble with this install as well. It ensures that I am not an idiot and the instructions I was following are in fact faulty. I am dedicating the next two days to figuring this out but come Monday I am paying someone to do it. Let me know if you guys...

Please don't hate me but I am going to change the header and intro one last time.

YUP! IT'S OFFICIAL! This guide is useless. It's waaaaaaaay out of date. The commands he uses my Linux Mint doesn't even recognize. There are SO many important steps that are missing and under the instructions he gives for Installing on Windows he is using Linux commands which don't work in a...

I am going back to the: A Dedicated USB Stick For Frugal Installs method. It seems the most straight forward and I think I have spent enough time on this that I should be able to read between the lines and figure out what needs to be done. Fingers crossed. I am using this link...

I am editing the Header 1 last time everyone! HEADS UP.

My apologies!! I just read this message now. I will stop altering the thread. This has turned out to be a shit show lmao. After struggling with these instructions for days on end now I have come to the realization as well that it needs to be updated and some key pointers are missing. When I...

Alrighty I will try it with Calamares tomorrow. I will let you know how it goes. Thank you.

I wiped my USB and re installed Linux Mint so I can start from scratch. I have been trying to use a USB to install MOFO. I have MOFO installed onto a 16GB USB and it launches fine. My options when it launches are: 1. Try Mofo Linux without installing 2. Check disc for defects

I am a little confused how to launch the Ubiquity installer. I opened the software manager and searched for Ubiquity and launched the one that just said Ubiquity Linux Mint Live CD Installer. I got an error message saying ubi-prepared failed with exit code 127.

I looked everywhere can couldn't find such option. I did find though under: System>admin>Start disk creator. I messed around with that for a bit but still no luck. I probably don't know how to use it properly.

Best reply I have received on any forum. =D I appreciate the support from all of you!

I would just reinstall Linux Mint from the USB I have if that happened. Start fresh. I have nothing that needs saving.

Install and set up what exactly?

Thank you Wiz. Happy New Years. Yeah I am pretty lost right now. I just created an ISO file on my hard drive on my actual OS and am now configuring the 40_custom file by copying and pasting what was listed on that site. Hopefully I don't break my machine.

Alrighty I'll give it a shot. Do I need to install and configure grub on the actual system or also while I am in Mofo launched from he USB?

Do you mean I need to launch Mofo from a USB and then install Ubiquity onto that same USB? If so I already tried that and it just said that it couldn't be found.