Deregard the above diatribe. . . . This version has changes that I was not allow to made above.

When you select the type of machine you are installing this on inside the Red Box, and the actual partition you’re installing on at the bottom of the panel, the check boxes below will change to suit your machine. Some options will (checked and greyed out so you can’t change it) or won’t be available for your model. So wait until you choose the machine type and the partition it’s going on then select all the available check boxes that you can. If your machine doesn’t need it, it won’t be installed.

Also there are newer patches that are not in this installer that will present themselves when started up and you have survived the initial system setup and get to the new Desktop. Install those, when the process is done, it will ask if you want to reboot or not. “Reboot!” When you get back to the desktop, “Welcome to your new install of moʊˈhɑːvi!’

When you select the type of machine you are installing this on inside the Red Box, and the actual partition you’re installing on, the check boxes below will change to suit your machine. Some options will or won’t in available for your model. So wait until you choose the machine type then select below. Also there are newer patches that are not in this installer that will present themselves when restarted up and you have survived the initial system setup, the first time, and get to the new Desktop. Install those, when the process is done, it will ask if you want to reboot or not. “Reboot!” When you get back to the desktop, “Welcome to your new install of moʊˈhɑːvi!’

Since I first got the pair it’s been hit or miss to get them to work. All my other BT devices I have no problems with. All the other stuff even has amazing range. These MOJO II, not so much. Any more than a couple of feet apart and they lose it. That’s if I can get them to connect. They’ll fire up as a pair, then only one will have sound and choppy at that. The other just sits there and the light blinks. Not sure what to make of these or what to do. I had high hopes.