Boot from USB pen drive

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Good Day folks.
I had Just buy a Mini S12 Pro with Intel Alder Lake-N N100.
I Need to install a Linux OS, but I was not able to boot from a USB pen drive.
In the pen drive drive there Is a live version of Ubuntu,
I tested the pen drive on a my old laptop and It works fine.
On the beellink when I press F7 or I enter the setup menù I see the pen drive likes option tò boot, but It doesn’t work.

Do you have any suggestion?
Thanks.
–a.

support1

Hi there,
Please repeatedly press delete key as soon as you turn on the PC, go to BIOS.
① Secure Boot: The Secure Boot option in the BIOS might be enabled. Secure Boot is a security feature that only allows the system to boot from signed and trusted bootloaders. If your USB drive’s bootloader is not signed or recognized, it won’t boot. Try disabling Secure Boot in the BIOS settings.
②Boot Order: Double - check the boot order. Even though you see the USB drive as an option to boot, it might not be the first in the boot priority list. Make sure the USB drive is set as the first boot device.
③USB Drive Format: The format of the USB drive might not be recognized correctly by the Mini S12 Pro. Make sure the USB drive is formatted correctly. For booting Linux, it’s usually recommended to have it formatted as FAT32 (for UEFI booting) or ext4 (for legacy booting in some cases).
④ Please try another USB port.

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Hello,
Thanks, I resolved changing the Port.

A question, I have seen that the option “secure boot” Is not editabile, do i Need to upgrade the firmware?

Regards,
–a.

support1

① Please repeatedly press delete key as soon as you turn on the PC, go to BIOS.

②Navigate to Security page. Click secure boot and choose enable , change the secure boot mode to custom, press F4 to save.

③ When the PC restarts, press delete key to go to BIOS again. change the secure boot mode to standard and press F4 to save. The status will become active.