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Ubuntu USB Does not load grub bootloader

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My Ubuntu USB does not load grub boot loader, the Ubuntu ISO hash is d14cb9b6f48feda0563cda7b5335e4c0. It worked fine on my old DELL laptop, but not my personal computer, my computer has:

  • Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3570 @ 3.40GHz 3401 Mhz 4 cores,

  • 16 GB of ram,

  • HP Dashboard Product 3397,

  • Windows Currently installed,

  • K01 HP v03.06 2/12/2018 BIOS,

  • no virtualization supported

I am trying to boot to my Cruzer Glide 32 GB, (actually 28 GB), does anyone know the commands to load the kernel and boot to Ubuntu Installer? I used rufus to flash the usb drive, MBR partiton scheme, Bios or UEFI, fat32 filesystem, 16kb cluster size.

C.S.Cameron avatar
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What program did you use to make the USB drive? Perhaps you are trying to boot in UEFI mode on a BIOS computer?
BurritoManiac56 avatar
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i think i have a BIOS computer, how do I boot in bios mode?
BurritoManiac56 avatar
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also I CANT enter the bios settings / firmware settings, it will not allow me
oldfred avatar
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An i5-3570 should be an UEFI based computer, even if HP calls it BIOS. If Windows preinstall, then it would be UEFI. Have you updated to latest UEFI/BIOS from HP? You need to create installer in UEFI/gpt boot mode if using Rufus and boot in UEFI mode on HP.
BurritoManiac56 avatar
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thanks ill try it in gpt/uefi mode
BurritoManiac56 avatar
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UPDATE: it went straight to the grub terminall
BurritoManiac56 avatar
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i am surprised none has tried to comment
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