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I have installed Fedora 16 from a USB memory stick. After installing, which seems to work just fine, and after rebooting I end up in the BIOS. I can not find which BIOS settings to use and have not succeeded by using common sense.

Could there be a problem with the partitions?

The live version from the same USB device works fine.

has anyone come across this problem and knows how to fix it?

Thanks!

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So you don't get past the BIOS screen? You need to configure your BIOS to boot off the hard drive on which you installed Fedora. I assume the installer installed a bootloader like GRUB? – htor Mar 18 '12 at 19:33

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