Live ISO runs but failing when installing Linux

Greetings,

I successfully created a LIVE usb.  I can boot that up and run the live version of Linux/linuxCNC.

When I select install Linux (using the bootable USB) it fails saying it cannot locate the CD.

I an figuring I need to manually trigger the installation with the script pointing at the USB and not the CD.

I tried searching for USB installation but do not see similar requests.

Can anyone point me to a topic or a wiki page detailing how to install from a USB?

THanks.

FYI I am planning on using a Dell Optiplex 790 (I5).  Initial latency tests look very good. (under 11,000 without any tweaking).  Hard drive on machine is a wiped business drive so no functioning operating system on it yet.

This is the 2.8.2 ISO - Failed to note that above. Downloaded it to a USB around Jan 1.

What utility did you use to write the image to the USB stick ?

win32diskimager is the preferred utility.

I think I saw somewhere that removing and reinserting the usb stick does the trick. In saying that I can't say that I've ever had that trouble.

BMG wrote:

When I select install Linux (using the bootable USB) it fails saying it cannot locate the CD.

Most users reported that just removing and inserting the USB works when this happens, give that a try.

Some more advice here:

forums.debian.net//viewtopic.php?f=17&t=132801

And here:
null-byte.wonderhowto.com/forum/fix-fail...-kali-linux-0177158/

<Bangs head on wall>

Brilliant - Its installing as I type......

Perhaps a note on the download page stating to pull then reinstall if the USB if the installation complains about mounting the CD drive

Thanks Tommylight!