I've looked to see if anyone else had this problem, but I didn't find anything.My USB flash drive with Linux was getting a bit old, so I set out to create a new one with the latest version (10.10) of Ubuntu. PS: I'm pretty new to Linux, so I don't know what most of this means. (initramfs) mount: mounting /dev/loop0 on //filesystem.squashfs failed: Invalid argumentĬan not mount /dev/loop0 (/cdrom/casper/filesystem.squashfs) on //file system.squashfs The latest distro I tried was Trisquel Lite, this is exactly what the weird command line says:īusyBox v1.21.1 (Ubuntu 1:1.21.0-1ubuntu1) built-in shell (ash)Įnter 'help' for a list of built-in commands. I tried a few more distros, all Ubuntu based, and it did the same thing, the distro's logo popped up, then I was taken to a command line. I then managed to boot into Windows, I don't remember how, and I used Windows' disk management tool to erase all Linux partitions from my computer. Then the Cub Linux logo popped up for a split second, then I was taken to a command line (not a grub one). I selected 'Try Cub Linux without Installing' and the screen went black for a minute.

I was then greeted with a grub screen asking me if I wanted to try Cub Linux without installing or install Cub Linux. I then clicked 'Exit Saving Changes' and my computer rebooted.

So I put the USB in my computer, went to the BIOS, and selected my USB drive in the boot menu. I decided on Cub Linux (also Ubuntu based) and I put it on my USB stick using PenDrive's Universal USB installer. So I figured Windows was inaccessible, and I found a Linux distro I liked and planned to install and erase Zorin and Windows. I recently got a new laptop with Windows 10 installed, after a day or so I installed Zorin OS 11 (an Ubuntu based distro) but I kept Windows 10, everything was working alright until I tried to boot into Windows, I don't remember what it said, but it just took me back to grub.

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