Como instalo o sistema denovo?

[Lhama_Do_Avnao]

O meu computador veio com o sistema instalado no hd e não no ssd que até agora não fica montado permanentemente e não posso instalar nenhum aplicativo nele. Gostaria de um passo a passo completo de como instalar o eos no ssd e usar o hd como unidade de armazenamento e para instalar e rodar aplicativos como o google, discord, minecraft e etc.

[egrath]

First of all, make a Backup of all your relevant data. Then:

1. Boot with the EOS USB Installer
2. Install it to the SSD
3. Boot from SSD
4. Use the Disks Utility to fully erase and format your HDD - it will appear in the Files Application afterward
5. Use App Center to install the necessary applications

It’s not possible to run EOS from SSD and use the HDD for applications easily. So, just use the HDD for Data and you should be fine

[Lhama_Do_Avnao]

Você disse que não é possível rodar o EOS no ssd e usar o hdd para aplicações facilmente. Então como serial dificilmente?

[egrath]

THIS PROCEDURE IS COMPLETELY UNSUPPORTED

There are multiple steps and procedures involved. Overview:

1. Create a ext4 filesystem on the disk.
2. Create the destination mountpoint and set the permissions:

mkdir -p ~/.local/share/flatpak

2. Mount the filesystem to the necessary location where user flatpaks are installed. Append the following line to /etc/fstab - you need to be root to do so (sudo bash)

/dev/sdb1 /sysroot/home/egon/.local/share/flatpak ext4 user,auto,nofail,exec 0 0 

now reboot to verify that the filesystem correctly gets mounted. Verify with:

mount | grep /dev/sdb1

should yield a line containting the mount information, something like:

/dev/sdb1 on /sysroot/home/egon/.local/share/flatpak type ext4 (rw,nosuid,nodev,relatime,user)

3. Add a new Flatpak remote in User context:

flatpak --user remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo

4. Install a Application in User context:

flatpak install --user -y org.videolan.VLC

You need to install every application in user context - App Center installs system wide.

THIS PROCEDURE IS COMPLETELY UNSUPPORTED

[Lhama_Do_Avnao]

Nunca usei esse tal de instalador USB EOS. No site, está escrito para eu restaurar a imagem do pendrive com a imagem do sistema operacional, porém, quando tento fazer isso, a imagem do EOS não aparece para ser usada como aparece na screenshot. O quê está acontecendo?

[Lhama_Do_Avnao]

Como tenho certeza que isso está sendo feito no disco correto?

[Lhama_Do_Avnao]

O quê é um sistema de aquivos de ext4? Como faço um? E no disco correto claro, desculpe as numerosas perguntas, sou muito novo em linux, nunca usei tanto um prompt de comando.

[egrath]

Don’t get me wrong - if you are new to Linux, don’t start with such advanced topics as described above. What are you expecting from using the HDD for Flatpaks and the SSD “only” for the Operating System? The overwhelming amount of data do not stem from applications, but user data like Videos, Pictures and similar stuff.

[Lhama_Do_Avnao]

Pois é. Acho que vou ficar apenas com imagens, videos e documentos no hdd. Se um dia o ssd ficar sobrecarregado, aí eu volto pra cá! : )

[Lhama_Do_Avnao]

Pelo menos, explique como ligo o computador usando o dispositivo usb. Por favor.

[egrath]

To boot your computer with a USB stick, you first have to write a Image to the USB Stick, like the one you can download from the Endless OS site via Torrent. There are various methods of writing the Image to the USB Stick, depending on the Operating System in use.

Download

1. Either Download a Torrent for the ISO from https://endlessos.com/download/ (and then Download using a Torrent Downloader), or …
2. Directly download the ISO Image from a Mirror like: https://mirror.dotsrc.org/endless-iso/release/3.9.0/eos-amd64-amd64/base/

Writing the Image

Use the Disks utility to write the image:

Select the ISO Image and start the process.

Booting the USB Stick

You need to make sure that in your BIOS the boot sequence is set to boot from USB Sticks first, or if available, press the necessary Hotkey to choose the device. As this depends on the specific model of your computer, i can’t assists here. For example, on HP Devices, the Hotkey for boot device selection is F9.