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cosmicrookietoLinux@lemmy.ml·7 months ago

Failing to install Mint on Boot. Not Found

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Failing to install Mint on Boot. Not Found

cosmicrookietoLinux@lemmy.ml·7 months ago

I have created an USB key with Mint, but when I boot from it I get a few lines of errors

Failed to open \EFI\BOOT\mmx64.efi - Not Found
Failed to load image ??: Not Found
Failed to start MokManager: Not Found
Something has gone seriously wrong: import_mok_state () failed: Not Found

I have tried disabling safe boot, and fast boot. I have confirmed that my system has UEFI.

I believe that I once managed to run Mint off the USB but have not managed to do so since

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Have you tried booting directly from the BIOS and seeing it recognizes the partition? There might be a toggle for UEFI.
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  Yeah the bios did see the drives… I ended up installing Ubuntu instead. That seems to go well. Currently installing