Mark Phillips wrote:
I have an older laptop running Debian testing with two USB drives
attached. If I remove the drives, it boots normally. If I leave the
drives connected, it gets stuck at the first boot screen where it
asks
to go into the boot menu.
I suspect that the machine is confused a
I had the same problem some years ago.
But with a mouse!
Mouse plugged, no boot, mouse unplugged, no problem...
Ended up getting another putter...
Good luck! :)
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Mark Phillips writes:
I have an older laptop running Debian testing with two USB drives attached.
If I remove the drives, it bo
Can you tell the BIOS to not ever use the USB drives?
If not, can you make the BIOS have the real hard drive be the first thing it
tries? (think ‘Boot order’) That should be settable in the BIOS even when
you’re working the settings without a USB device connected.
If neither of those work, yo
