Error code 1 persistent even after troubleshooting
Hello, I'm currently trying to run the installer for the gnome verison of bazzite for asus laptops. The methods that I have tried so far are:
1) Disabling Secure boot
2) Not being connected to the internet during install
3) Wiping the drive multiple times (where i accidentally wiped my second drive too.. oh well)
4) Trying to custom partition the drive and also trying to let it do it automatically
5) Going through my EFI partition and checking if there is something else in there (which was a far shot since I already wiped the drive 3 times already)
I have a few ideas but i wanted to make sure before I download anything since i have a metered connection.
Does installing a different iso other than the asus laptop iso, like the desktop iso or "other laptop" iso, make a difference?
Is GNOME the issue here and should I install the KDE version?
My specs are a ASUS TUF DASH F15 (FX516PM) Laptop:
i7-11370H
Nvidia RTX 3060 Laptop
DDR4 2x8GB 3200Mhz
Samsung 512gb Nvme SSD
Basically the default config that comes with the laptop.
Thanks in advance
1) Disabling Secure boot
2) Not being connected to the internet during install
3) Wiping the drive multiple times (where i accidentally wiped my second drive too.. oh well)
4) Trying to custom partition the drive and also trying to let it do it automatically
5) Going through my EFI partition and checking if there is something else in there (which was a far shot since I already wiped the drive 3 times already)
I have a few ideas but i wanted to make sure before I download anything since i have a metered connection.
Does installing a different iso other than the asus laptop iso, like the desktop iso or "other laptop" iso, make a difference?
Is GNOME the issue here and should I install the KDE version?
My specs are a ASUS TUF DASH F15 (FX516PM) Laptop:
i7-11370H
Nvidia RTX 3060 Laptop
DDR4 2x8GB 3200Mhz
Samsung 512gb Nvme SSD
Basically the default config that comes with the laptop.
Thanks in advance
Solution
If you tried with the normal iso, try again with the live iso. Make sure to flash it to an usb using fedora media writer (it has a windows version).
