Unplug it and boot to Window to create 16.2GB NTFS logical partition in an existing extended partition using Windows Disk Management, without assigning any drive letter, named it Chrome.Try booting the flash drive to check whether it works and don't forget to resize data and reboot again.Create Rammus r86 kernel 4.19 image inside an 16GB USB flash drive with the MBR zip as well by following 's guide using Ubuntu WSL.It doesn't have UEFI option in its BIOS, and I leave the HDD as it is because I don't want to damage its original recovery partition inside.īriefly, these are general steps taken that I remember: My pc is a Dell Inspiron 2320 AIO with 2nd gen core i7 CPU, 2TB of HDD with Windows 10 installed, touch screen and 8G of RAM from around 2011. Thus, I don't know and not responsible if any trouble might arise resulted from attempting this installation. So, it just luck plus trial and error :) I only consider myself as a computer / tech enthusiasts. I just copy and follow guides and commands suggested by others. So, please don't ask me about booting command lines since I, frankly, don't know and might give the wrong answer. Thus, I have very limited knowledge in programming and Linux commands. Next, I'd like to clarify that I'm not a programmer nor software engineer. I don't know whether this kind of guide had been posted here before, but I just thought of sharing with all the users here, and hopefully can benefit others. I just want to share my success story in installing brunch in legacy BIOS / MBR system after countless hours of browsing, reading and experimenting. First of all, I'd like to thank and other contributors here for their great work!
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