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You can use Unetbootin to put the iso of Ubuntu on a usb flash drive and make it bootable.

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How can I install Linux on my laptop without OS? Step 6: Installing Ubuntu along with Windows 10. Step 4: Make some free space on your disk for Ubuntu installation.

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Step 1: Make a backup of your Windows system Step 2: Download Ubuntu (or whichever Linux distribution you are using) Step 3: Create a live USB/disk of Ubuntu.

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That'll give you lots more power & a more responsive system. If the latter, considering it's only $8 or so more on Amazon (link in above post), it's best to go for the max.

I've done some looking & there appears to be varying configurations of the Inspiron 6000 series, to make sure whether or not you can run 2 or 4GB. If that's not possible, and it's OK to boot from the install media, which serves as a Live OS, to visit this page, select your make/model from the drop down list to the left, and you'll see the same results. Even though you don't have to buy from them (higher priced), you'll at least see what it's capable of running. I recommend that if Windows is still on the computer, to download the Crucial System Scanner to determine what upgrades it'll take. We're here to assist in any way possible.īy chance I did see one of these with 4GB RAM, as well as a few with 2GB, so there's lot's of hope for a RAM upgrade. So that's a critical spec that we need to move forward. Yet I believe we can get you going one way or the other, as long as there's ample RAM installed. BTW, that was a nice notebook for it's day, that 64MB ATI Mobility Radeon card was a good one.

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It could also require one of those 'forcepae' installs, I have a notebook with CPU just one series lower, and this is what may be needed here, though since you have a desktop at boot, leads me to think more RAM is needed. The Unity desktop (what you see hanging) is adding a layer that requires a bit more resources, versus the old school Ubuntu that would had ran OK on 512MB RAM, though still would had been slow.

I firmly believe that Ubuntu will run on that computer, if there's enough memory. Here's a 4GB set for $20.99 & click the Capacity tab, there'll also be a 2GB kit shown for $12.49. It would be great if it would run PC2-6400 memory, as that's the fastest of the DDR2 series commonly used.

It's best to purchase a kit as opposed to one stick to ensure the timings match & all. If there's only 512MB still installed, may run into some snags when trying to run Ubuntu (what you're experiencing may be the result of not enough RAM), need 1GB minimum, preferably 1.5 to 2GB RAM. Yours is a notch higher than mine though, as the notebook has DDR2 RAM. Looking at the CPU specs, and the computer model, looks like Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, supported until April 2019, may be the best bet as far as compatibility goes, I've worked with right many of these notebooks & PC's of that era, and still have a couple myself. Hunter, to the Linux Community of Bleeping Computer Forums!