It may show your Grub2 if it was installed in a standard location. Hit the EFI Boot Manager key during boot (F11 for my motherboard), it should display available boot options and devices.
Last edited by bluenuht on Thu 8:03 pm edited 1 time in total X86_64 Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-9400F CPU 2.90GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux GeForce GTX NVIDIA 1660TI 16GB Which is what lead me to this conclusion.
Grub-install -target=x86_64-efi -efi-directory=/bootĮFI variables are not supported on this system. Secure Boot state is Enabled (and greyed out)Īs part of the handbook install, when running There is also a lot of confusing information on what the target systems BIOS should be set to, If it is not, how can I recreate it (from another Gentoo system) as UEFI? (and check it is UEFI once booted, before I chroot) Read a lot of posts here about UEFI and it seems the consensus is to boot from a UEFI disk first, but the handbook refers to the minimum ISO supporting UEFI since Aug 2018.Ĭan I check the USB key that was created with Rufus in Windows 10 is truly working as UEFI? Thought I had followed all the handbook install steps for UEFI, but system will not boot ("no system disk" message). Posted: Wed 11:55 pm Post subject: How to install for UEFI from USB key? Gentoo Forums Forum Index Installing Gentoo My newer Dell just installed with no UEFI settings changes, but I did have to turn off Windows fast start up & Windows bitlocker.Gentoo Forums :: View topic - How to install for UEFI from USB key? And which video card/chip is used.Īsus Zenbook UX425EA w/Intel Iris Xe Graphics - turn off optane with Windows Optane app Issues often common across multiple models of same brand. Many newer systems now are UEFI only (even if vendor calls it BIOS). If most current LTS is new enough often better to use it for its 5 year support (3 years on flavors).īut if very new system, you may need the latest interim release which will need update every 9 months to new version.īe sure to boot in UEFI mode, if your system still has the old BIOS mode. Then those updates have to be included in a distribution.
Linux often is not directly supported by vendors, only Windows, so Linux has to develop fixes & include those in kernel & drivers. You also need to install a version that is newer (by months) than your system, so you have kernel & drivers that will support your hardware. Ubuntu 21.10 will be supported for 9 months until July 2022.
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