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Any Linux working from USB stick on a Surface PRO
Hi All,
I can't get my MS Surface Pro to boot any Linux from a USB stick. I've turned off boot protect, the UEFI stuff, etc. Still, no boot. This is the same stick that I can boot from numerous other systems (HP workstations, HP laptop, Dell desktop computer, etc). I've researched all the common stuff on the internet with suggestions, and none work. What I can't find is someone who has *actually* got it working for themselves or a family member, etc. That is, someone who has personally got it working. --> Anyone here got Linux working on a MS Surface Pro via the USB port from a USB memory stick? |
This author says so. http://www.geek.com/microsoft/how-to...e-pro-1539262/
Wonder about the comment usb port 3?? Tutorial doesn't seem to be very odd. How did you make this usb flash drive? |
Here's a link if you want to try Debian.
http://winaero.com/blog/how-to-insta...surface-pro-3/ |
[QUOTE=jefro;5344674]This author says so. http://www.geek.com/microsoft/how-to...e-pro-1539262/
Thanks for your kind response, however, this article is for how to install on the hard drive. For several reasons, this is different than an install on a USB stick as far for the Surface Pro is compared. It really shouldn't be that big a deal as for the difference, yet, in this case - it's all the difference. I believe the next suggestion for a Debian load would be more helpful. But, thank you for your response. I appreciate the effort. ---------- Post added 04-09-15 at 10:11 AM ---------- Quote:
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There isn't any difference between a flash drive and internal drive to linux.
From link. "Booting from the Live USB You will need to have a bootable copy of Ubuntu on your choice of USB or microSD in order to complete these instructions. For this tutorial, we will be using a USB drive. Follow our instructions here on how to create a bootable Linux USB drive if you are unsure of how to do this." |
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If you wish, either myself or others on LQ may be able to help you get this working.
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