01-26-2024, 06:48 PM
I would try removing the 512GB Windows disk completely from the system and installing Linux Lite to the 256 GB drive.
Ensure UEFI is enabled and secure boot off and use the Erase Disk and Install Linux option.
Check this install works as expected without the VFS error.
If ok, reconnect the Windows drive. When powering up enter UEFI and set the boot order so that the 256 GB drive is before 512 GB drive.
With Linux Lite booted, running update-grub should detect the Windows installation and add it to the grub choices.
Now when rebooting you should be able enter grub (press Esc/Echap) and choose Windows or Linux.
Other methods may be better for you.
Ensure UEFI is enabled and secure boot off and use the Erase Disk and Install Linux option.
Check this install works as expected without the VFS error.
If ok, reconnect the Windows drive. When powering up enter UEFI and set the boot order so that the 256 GB drive is before 512 GB drive.
With Linux Lite booted, running update-grub should detect the Windows installation and add it to the grub choices.
Now when rebooting you should be able enter grub (press Esc/Echap) and choose Windows or Linux.
Other methods may be better for you.
stevef
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