KDE 32 bit live is the same way. Get maybe 2 seconds of hesitation like something might come up and then the hdd menu comes up. Neither KDE Live ISOs will boot on this box. On 07/13/2017 03:58 PM, Tom & Karen Pino wrote: > Downloaded the kde live image. Put on a stick with dd. > > Can open and look at the contents. > > Appears to support uefi and mbr boot. This, going by all other Debian > images, means that there should be 2 boot options. > > Pulling up my boot menu on this fully AMD 64 box that is actually a uefi > MB (Asus M5A99FX Pro R2.0) but set to boot mbr because I just > transferred hard drives from my previous box that up and died on me a > couple years ago) I got no option for the uefi which is usually at the > top of the list and the 'legacy' boot near the bottom. Only got that > mbr boot option. Selecting that and hitting enter takes me to my hard > drive boot menu. > > Image will not boot. > > On 07/11/2017 09:12 AM, Steve wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I just tried booting this live DVD on an Acer E5-575G laptop. >> >> Got to the login page, entered 'live' as the password. Result is that >> login page came back again and again. Then switched to VT1. R logo >> showed up but then got a black screen with only the mouse pointer. Right >> and left click didn't give anything. Only 'Alt+2" gave the search (?) >> window, but couldn't launch anything from it. I then switched to VT2 and >> issued 'sudo shutdown -h now' to halt the machine. >> >> As it is, the live DVD is totally unusable. >> >> I can do more tests and troubleshooting if guided. >> >> Best, >> Steve >> >> >
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