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Hello,
I instaled in two computers linux via memory stick.I want to instal in another computer, but here in Bios i didn't find USB: please find below my BIOS page:
Boot Configuration
Full screen Logo ------------ [Enabled]
Because you provide no useful information. Try telling us the make and model of the computer you're trying to install on, how old it is? Have you updated the BIOS to the manufacturers latest? What linux distribution you're trying to install.
Because you provide no useful information. Try telling us the make and model of the computer you're trying to install on, how old it is? Have you updated the BIOS to the manufacturers latest? What linux distribution you're trying to install.
The computer is Asus - eep 10 inch . I only want to know how to add USB sequence in the bios.
Power off your computer (the one having problems to boot from USB)
Plug the USB device on one USB port. ...
Power on the netbook.
Hit the ESC key.
The USB device should appear as a possible boot device. ...
If everything was right, your computer should be booting from the live USB device.
Power off your computer (the one having problems to boot from USB)
Plug the USB device on one USB port. ...
Power on the netbook.
Hit the ESC key.
The USB device should appear as a possible boot device. ...
If everything was right, your computer should be booting from the live USB device.
Thank you so much, I could boot but there is a problem, below i will write the message, here it is:
"This kernel requires an x86-64 CPU, but only detected an i686 CPU. Unable to boot - Please use a kernel appropriate for your CPU.
This was the message, please feed back. Thanks again. Cordialy Arulan.
Thank you so much, I could boot but there is a problem, below i will write the message, here it is:
"This kernel requires an x86-64 CPU, but only detected an i686 CPU. Unable to boot - Please use a kernel appropriate for your CPU.
This was the message, please feed back. Thanks again. Cordialy Arulan.
Power off your computer (the one having problems to boot from USB)
Plug the USB device on one USB port. ...
Power on the netbook.
Hit the ESC key.
The USB device should appear as a possible boot device. ...
If everything was right, your computer should be booting from the live USB device.
Thank you very much , the problem is solved with your help.
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