Run the 'Install Linux Mint' on the screen. Use GParted Partition Editor which is available on Mint & Ubuntu LiveCD to do the job.īoot your computer to usb so it reads your Mint bootable flash drive. For example, as in this tutorial I install Mint into external storage, I formatted it to NTFS so it is recognizable at installation time. If you want to install Mint normally to your computer's hard disk drive, empty a partition so it will be recognized at installation time. If you don't know how to make bootable usb yet, learn here.ģ) Format your target disk partition so it will be empty and recognizable as target to install the operating system. If you do not have Mint Ulyana yet, download here. Burn the iso image file of Mint Ulyana into that drive so it becomes bootable usb. has already with other operating system.Ģ) Use a USB Flash Drive by at least 4GB size as installation media. Preparationsġ) Backup your important data to external storage if your computer is not empty e.g. Subscribe to UbuntuBuzz Telegram Channel to get article updates.
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