Hi,
I have an AH532 Fujitsu Notebook with following config
Core i3/6Gig RAM/750 Gig HDD with Intel HD Graphics 4000 running Win8.1 having Secure Boot disabled as told by Barry
Not able to boot from pendrive after creating it with using terminal commands for both of the distros.
It says "Making partition usable" and stays there forever.
Pendrive was created in RHEL v6.4 running in VMWare Workstation.
Is this a problem of UEFI or something else?
One more question can a 8Gig image of slac or xerus-8.1.6-amd64-8gb.img be converted to iso?
Pl advice and thanks in advance
Slac and xerus 8.1.6
Best answer is my last...Youtube.
Specs:
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Fuj ... 495.0.html
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This model has well known booting problems that affect the bios.
I have seen some awful Ubuntu moments tonight with this Lifebook
after checking some Ubuntu posts.
Nevertheless have you tried a different usb port.
Connections
1 Express Card 34mm, 1 USB 2.0, 3 USB 3.0 / 3.1 Gen1
Some usbs boot better than others on certain laptops.
A HP I was given only saw an old 1 gig LG usb and a Sandisk Cruzer
in the bios.
No matter what I did would that crapheap would not pick up some usbs such as Lexar. Drove me crazy till I woke up what was happening.
Also Fujitsu have this.
Be bloody careful with bios passwords...make it simple.
Like 1234 etc etc.
http://support.fujitsupc.com/CS/Portal/ ... ebook%20PC
Solution
How to boot to Disc, USB driver or PXE with Secure BIOS
Set Supervisor BIOS Password
A. Turn the computer on and enter BIOS by pressing F2
B. Use the arrow keys to select the Security tab
C. Select Set Supervisor Password and press Enter
D. In the Enter Password field, type a password and press Enter
E. In the Confirm New Password field, type a password and press Enter
F. Setup will notify you the Changes have been saved, press Enter
On the Security Tab under Secure Boot Configurationset Secure Boot Option to Disabled
On the Advanced Tab set CSM to Enabled
Remove the Supervisor BIOS Password
Turn the computer on and enter BIOS by pressing F2
Use the arrow keys to select the Security tab
Select Set Supervisor Password and press Enter
In the Enter Current Password field, type the Master password and press Enter
In the Enter New Password field, type a new password or leave blank to have no password and press Enter
Setup will notify you the Changes have been saved, press Enter
To exit the BIOS Setup, press F10 then Enter
The computer will restart and the password is now changed/removed
"""""""""""""""
Youtube shows how to do it.
A good simple explanation.
Lifebook does not boot from bootable usb or cd dvd Boot Failure
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7wLLBLB3fw
Reply back for others.
Chris.
Specs:
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Fuj ... 495.0.html
:::::::
This model has well known booting problems that affect the bios.
I have seen some awful Ubuntu moments tonight with this Lifebook
after checking some Ubuntu posts.
Nevertheless have you tried a different usb port.
Connections
1 Express Card 34mm, 1 USB 2.0, 3 USB 3.0 / 3.1 Gen1
Some usbs boot better than others on certain laptops.
A HP I was given only saw an old 1 gig LG usb and a Sandisk Cruzer
in the bios.
No matter what I did would that crapheap would not pick up some usbs such as Lexar. Drove me crazy till I woke up what was happening.
Also Fujitsu have this.
Be bloody careful with bios passwords...make it simple.
Like 1234 etc etc.
http://support.fujitsupc.com/CS/Portal/ ... ebook%20PC
Solution
How to boot to Disc, USB driver or PXE with Secure BIOS
Set Supervisor BIOS Password
A. Turn the computer on and enter BIOS by pressing F2
B. Use the arrow keys to select the Security tab
C. Select Set Supervisor Password and press Enter
D. In the Enter Password field, type a password and press Enter
E. In the Confirm New Password field, type a password and press Enter
F. Setup will notify you the Changes have been saved, press Enter
On the Security Tab under Secure Boot Configurationset Secure Boot Option to Disabled
On the Advanced Tab set CSM to Enabled
Remove the Supervisor BIOS Password
Turn the computer on and enter BIOS by pressing F2
Use the arrow keys to select the Security tab
Select Set Supervisor Password and press Enter
In the Enter Current Password field, type the Master password and press Enter
In the Enter New Password field, type a new password or leave blank to have no password and press Enter
Setup will notify you the Changes have been saved, press Enter
To exit the BIOS Setup, press F10 then Enter
The computer will restart and the password is now changed/removed
"""""""""""""""
Youtube shows how to do it.
A good simple explanation.
Lifebook does not boot from bootable usb or cd dvd Boot Failure
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7wLLBLB3fw
Reply back for others.
Chris.