Hi
I am trying to install Debian 9 on old Asus K50IJ, i just replaced the drive to SSD, and BIOS can see the drive (its empty drive formatted under Mac OS).
I tried doing the Debian USB installer a few times already, first i did it on Mac OS using "dd" command, then using ISO2Disc under Win10 (and selecting MBR for legacy mode).
When i boot the USB i get error "An operating system wasn't found".
by the way im using net netinst iso.
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[SOLVED] Debian on old Asus laptop
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Re: Debian on old Asus laptop
So a better title for this thread would be "Having trouble creating a Debian install USB pendrive"?
Try Rufus or Etcher on Win10 to create a bootable USB. Rufus seems to have a couple different options if the first try doesn't work out, too.
Try Rufus or Etcher on Win10 to create a bootable USB. Rufus seems to have a couple different options if the first try doesn't work out, too.
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