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[solved] cannot Boot Debian from USB
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I'm sorry but I'm not sure how to help further because I don't know enough about how tails booting is different from how Mint boots.
ok, appreciate your time and insight. thanks!
ah crazy, i made it work with Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS!
For some reason i had to unplug the PC before restarting. Then it got found as UEFI and could boot.
The full installation on the USB was a bit dirty, as i put the Live Ubuntu in a Virtual Machine and installed it from there. So i typed the full disk encryption and login passwords in Windows ... but I wont be too paranoid about that one now 😅
Look into Windows Fast Startup I think that was the cause. (It will bug you in the future if you want to dual boot linux)