Hello,
I have an old mini pc (zotac pi321) and was already successful to install linux mint a year ago.
Now I want to install a fresh verion of ubuntu (do not ask why, I messed up the current installation). I am going to use Bodhi 7 based on ubuntu 22.04 and the iso is already on the usb stick. the /efi/boot contains the file grubia32.efi and also the 64b efi files.
so far so good. during the boot process. I go into the bios and deactivate secure boot and fast boot, set efi to boot only (no legacy) and also change the boot order that usb is first.
save and exit - the boot process always brings me to the grub menus of the installed system and not to the grub entries of the usb stick!? From there I can access the grub terminal. I was following serveral online guides but apparently I always used the wrong one, because it is not working as intended.
how can I boot from the usb stick (e.g. using the grub terminal with some commands ok - but what are the correct commands?) to install a fresh version ubuntu 22.04 with bodhi?
the usb stick is hda...
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