Yea!  So grateful!  I used the link Blaze suggested and it was a piece of cake.  One thing I realized while doing it....it was the 20gb hard drive that I needed to change.  Went smooth as silk!

Thanks again guys for your quick replies and helpful suggestions!

Zak

Hey Blaze - nice to see you again!  And, as always, you are so responsive and helpful.  And...thanks for linking that thread.  I didn't think of doing that.

Yes, your link makes sense.  To make sure I understand, I will boot from the Watt LIveUSB, and mount the 130gb drive, where Watt OS is, and proceed with the instructions.  Is that right?

Thanks Blaze!

Okay...I feel silly....apparently it is the same procedure as with Lubuntu.  I hit tab at the Live option and typed forcepae on either side of the dashes at the bottom after quietsplash.

Hope this helps someone else and if there are other thoughts/ideas, I am interested.  If I don't hear back in a few days, I will mark this as solved.

Thanks!

Thanks for that idea Old Hack.  I just ran it and it shows this at the top:

9.050s dev-sda1.device

That is my /  drive,  which I am thinking is the one that should be loading.  9 seconds seems like a long time though.  Maybe not.  Any thoughts?

Hey guys!  I am now on 32bit Watt and up and running with printer AND keyboard.    It was very easy to install the printer with the 32 bit.  Now I just gotta get some ink....

I installed the following to get it to work:

1) Cups
2) libstdc++5
3) lexmark.z600-0.4.deb

Thank you so much for all your time and patience. 

Zak

Hey Blaze and Leenie - I have reinstalled and am beginning the process of trying to get the 720 working.  One thing I did last time that may have contributed to the problem is, in order to install the 32 bit libstdc++ 5 and libcupsimage2,  I need to install some i386 version of dependencies.   I just installed libgnutls30:i386 and it is in the process of removing most of the applications on my system.  I did this before, but didn't realize this was the culprit, did a reinstall, and that was where I started with you guys. So, this will be another re-install.     I no longer have Synaptic or gdebi.  Just tried to install Synaptic, but it has a lot of dependencies of files that were removed.  Two, glib-networking-services, and glib-networking-common are already installed, but it is still telling me they are dependencies.  All the applications have been removed except for KeyPass, Image Magick,  Laptop Mode Tools config, and Root File manager. 

So, my questions are:

1) Any idea why  libgnutls30:i386 caused all of the applications to be removed?
2) How do I install libcupsimage2:i386 when it depends on  libgnutls30:i386?  Is this just not possible and should I run a 32 bit OS?
3) When I run sudo apt-get -f install, I get a long list of packages that were automatically installed and are no longer required.  And, I am getting messages about held broken packages.  Not a question...just info.
4) Is there a site or book you would recommend for me to learn about these things other than bugging you guys and trial and error?

Loving the learning process......thanks for any thoughts.

Hey Blaze....yes, I am getting close to reinstalling.  Right now, it is about the journey and not the destination.  However, I am wanting to move on as well. 

Did another Boot-Repair with the option to fix that flexnet and it gave me another https://paste.ubuntu.com/23853980/ and still no boot.

Looking more into the lspci: Unable to load libkmod resources: error -12 message as that is still there and I might be booting just fine and just not seeing that I am at the log-in screen....

Just did the Boot Repair and here is the result https://paste.ubuntu.com/23849749/. It looks like the problem is with this line:

lspci: Unable to load libkmod resources: error -12

I will do some more research.  Please let me know if anyone has any thoughts.

Thanks!