PS I can also see some people have installed Debian themselves (via Rufus), but this would be a completely different way to do an easy-to-install procedure as explained on the home-assistant.
But using the latest version, I still got this problem. I can see on the internet that other people had this problem, but topics are closed as it should have been resolved. I cannot see why the installer claims “Nothing bootable found” Reset all BIOS settings to default (F9) → no effect.Enabled / disabled Secure Boot (clean config) → no effect.“Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot media in selected Boot device and press a key”Īttempted with 2 USB sticks, same results. When attempting Legacy boot, error message is displayed: Home Assistant OS release: Fresh installation via USB stick, haos_generic-x86-64-6.6.img.xz, flashed via BalenaEtcher as documented.ĭescription of problem: When attempting UEFI boot with Secure Boot disabled, some text flashes by and boot appears to hang (flashing in a white screen, when repeating the enter key, I can catching the text flashing by). So, I need someone to explain me step by step how to do so.Hardware: Intel NUC D34010WYK 8G 120G SSD, latest BIOS v0054 (WYLPT1.0H.86A.0054.2019.0902.1752). No product or component can be absolutely secure. I’ve read a solution on an Ubuntu forum (that I can’t find again lol), which consists in renaming Manjaro’s EFI file with the name of the file the computer uses, then overwriting it. Intel technologies may require enabled hardware, software or service activation. To my understanding, it is an issue of the computer’s UEFI being able to launch only one boot file with a specific name (of course, only for Windows), it won’t launch anything else, even though the file is right where it should be. The installation went well, but the computer won’t boot, “No Bootable Device”, it says.īut, Manjaro is right there installed, I can lauch it by using the “Detect EFI bootloaders” in the Live USB menu, as well as with other software I have on my USB drive, such as rEFInd or Supergrub 2 Disk, the OS is fully functionnal, no problem whatsoever, it just can’t launch without help. A collegue brought me her laptop ACER Aspire ES-14 (ES1-432) to fix, she hasn’t used it for quite a while, as it has some strange unfixable Windows issue.Īs it is more of a netbook than a “real” laptop, I decided to install Manjaro instead of Windows, as it will be much lighter, safer and more stable (the computer only has a 32Gb eMMc flash drive for the OS, and 2Gb of RAM)… to do so, I used a bootable USB drive.
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