Am 12.10.26 um 21:00 schrieb MartinGary Padgett:
The one difference in the BIOS that I found is under the Settings sections
in USB configuration 'Genetic STORAGE DEVICE 0569... CD-ROM'. A footnote
reads 'Optical drives are emulated (?) as CDROM.
What would any of you suggest that I do next?
Specify the exact issue.
How did you create the USB device you try to boot from?
Does it boot in UEFI mode on another computer?
You machine has a UEFI. The boot process is different here, but Debian
supports it. It may have a CSM to boot a legacy BIOS OS, but I recommend
using UEFI.
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Marco
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