Thanks!
I was successfull on another computer. It required setting Hard drive BBS priorities in BIOS (i just set flash drive as first device).
However im still unable to boot on target computer.
I was successfull on another computer. It required setting Hard drive BBS priorities in BIOS (i just set flash drive as first device).
However im still unable to boot on target computer.
Both computers are 64-bit and have UEFI boot as option in BIOS menu (disabled in both cases).
Target computer have debian stretch installed as the only operating system, so it just prompts me to GRUB and then loads debian.
After trying different boot configurations in BIOS i checked if it still boots from flash drive with standart debian iso (it does).
After trying different boot configurations in BIOS i checked if it still boots from flash drive with standart debian iso (it does).
29.03.2017, 16:37, "Thomas Lange" <la...@informatik.uni-koeln.de>:
On Wed, 29 Mar 2017 14:51:54 +0300, Николич Роберт <rob-...@yandex.ru> said:--
> Ive decided to try FAI for the first time (im relatively new to Linux)
> I downloaded stretch-faicd64-small_5.3.4.iso image from site and i wrote this image to flash drive (with dd, as described)
> However, im unable to boot from this flash drive. Why? Im i doing something wrong? How to fix it?
> For comparison, everything goes as expected when i write normal debian iso to same device - im able to boot from it and successfully perform installation.
Does this computer has UEFI? Or is it more an old PC? Some BIOS have
different options how to boot from USB stick. There's SUB floppy, USB
hd and some other options which type of USB stick a BIOS can
boot. Maybe try the USB stick on another computer to see if it's
working correctly.
regards Thomas
