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Booting installation iso from usb disk results in boot error #169
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is windows secure boot off on the uefi |
unless you have a real reason for uefi you could get away with legacy bios mode if its got it could be called CSM i think unless its a real problem with those isos but they work with QEMU EFI vms so unless rene has a dell to test uefi with im not sure what else it could be |
I will work on creating a "hybrid" ISO image. |
put a patch into this issue by just dragging it into the box or fork the git repo and pull request or if you have the discord you can send there too |
Please can you send me the discord invite |
https://discord.gg/Ty4rqJ8j - one use link |
I have a non legacy boot laptop and a legacy boot laptop.
I have written
t2-24.5-x86-64-base-wayland-glibc-gcc-nocona.iso
to the USB flash disk viad bs=4M if=./t2-24.5-x86-64-base-wayland-glibc-gcc-nocona.iso of=/dev/sda status=progress oflag=sync
The USB disk boots on the legacy boot laptop but does not boot on the non-legacy boot laptop.
On the non legacy boot laptop I get the following Grub error
/boot/grub/x86_64-efi/normal.mod
not foundIf I run isohybrid on the iso file before writing to the flash disk, I get the following error
So
isohybrid
cannot convert the iso into hybrid modeAm I using the correct iso or is there a step that I am missing?
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