#Gparted usb secure boot install#
#Gparted usb secure boot iso#

I have not yet found out where the black screen comes from or what causes it, but I doubt it is an X11 issue, as Ctrl+ Alt+ Del reboots the system, which wouldn't happen if the graphical environment were running. However, after a few seconds, the screen turned black. As I removed the quiet splash options, I could see the boot log. REFInd now tries to boot the live system.

Select the created menu entry and boot it.

Reboot the system and manually select rEFInd's 32bit EFI executable.

Create an entry in rEFInd's config file, equivalent to the 'Try without installing' GRUB entry.

Download the latest rEFInd binary and installed it manually to the USB stick according to the instructions in rEFInd's online manual.

Create a bootable Ubuntu USB stick using UnetBootin.

The system has a 32bit UEFI, while Ubuntu (and all other distros I know) currently only supports 64bit UEFI.

Dual Booting in HP Laptop 'Selected boot device failed to boot' ErrorДo you have any idea why the USB won't boot or what can be done about it?.

вЂњselected bootable device failedвЂќ error dual boot ubuntu alongside windows8.1.

#Gparted usb secure boot iso#

Tried creating the bootstick using Rufus (both GPT and MBR parttables, both ISO and dd mode), as suggested by Raphael.

On my main computer (no UEFI, no Windows), the live system booted without problems each time.

Also tried the 'normal' Ubuntu (also 14.04), in case Ubuntu GNOME didn't yet support UEFI.

Verified checksums (although it shouldn't be necessary using BitTorrent).

Tried both the 32bit and 64bit image of Ubuntu GNOME.

Used both UnetBootin and Ubuntu's Startup Disk Creator.

Searched for an option to enable Legacy booting, but there is none.

Disable Secure Boot in the BIOS settings.

However, when trying to boot it, I only receive the following message: The selected boot device failed.

#Gparted usb secure boot install#

Today I received my new convertible device, a HP Pavilion x2 10-n015n, which came preinstalled with Windows 8.1 32bit.ДЄs I'd like to - at least testwise - install Ubuntu GNOME on it, I created a bootable USB stick with the 14.04 LTS ISO of Ubuntu GNOME.