My laptop (Lenovo ideapad 100) currently has linux mint 18.1 os.
I boots using sandisk 16-GB USB. Linux mint has USB Image Formatter and USB Image Writer, which I use to format and to make USB bootable(By writing image on to USB). I downloaded ISO image files for Debian and others.
I made the USB bootable for other os such as Debian and tried to install them, which is not fruitful.
But it works well if I use to install any version of Linux mint such as 17.2, 18 etc.,
I tried legacy support, ufei etc., in boot setup. File system is tried for FAT32 and also NTFS. Why USB becoming bootable only for Linux mint os? What I have to do to make it bootable for other os?
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command ? – GAD3R Jan 15 '17 at 12:02[ -d /sys/firmware/efi ] && echo UEFI || echo BIOS
so we know in which mode it is installt? Andsudo dmidecode -t 0
– user192526 Jan 15 '17 at 23:25