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Booting Error #150

Closed Blurayx closed 1 year ago

Blurayx commented 1 year ago

Hi, Getting an error when trying to boot into the live USB. I’ve tried etcher and Rufus, resulting in the same boot errors.

Thanks

geckolinux commented 1 year ago

Hi there, we would definitely need a lot more information in order to help.

Blurayx commented 1 year ago

I'm so sorry, I meant to attach a photo

Motherboard: Asus strix z690-e gaming wifi IMG_0074

geckolinux commented 1 year ago

Hi there, could you please try disabling SecureBoot?

Blurayx commented 1 year ago

Hi, SecureBoot is disabled.

Thanks

CicadaSeventeen commented 1 year ago

Could you try using Fedora media writer rather than Rufus? Fedora media writer is available from flathub. Also Windows and Macos versions from Fedora official site.

Blurayx commented 1 year ago

Unfortunately, the fedora media writer didn't work. I think we're out of options.

Thanks for all your help 🙂

bliu13 commented 1 year ago

@Blurayx, I had good results using etcher mentioned in the wiki. You definitely can have Secure Boot enabled.

Blurayx commented 1 year ago

According to Asus, when PK Management is set to "0" Secure Boot is disabled . I'm I missing something?

SB

geckolinux commented 1 year ago

Hi @Blurayx , sorry for the slow reply. While SpiralLinux does support SecureBoot, I still recommend disabling it because I dislike the additional complication and errors due to buggy EFI implementations like what you're seeing.

This is what I can find from Asus about disabling SecureBoot: https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1042711 2ffaf8b9-132b-4e04-aa27-6e625392d49e

Also you might have to look for an option to delete and/or reset all SecureBoot keys, and you might have to change the bootloader priority too. Note that this might cause problems with booting other operating systems that you might currently have installed on that machine.

I have seen that error before on some laptops of mine, and I know it can be fixed, but it depends on a lot of unique circumstances of the machine. Please let us know first how it goes by trying to fully disable SecureBoot and delete/reset all the keys.