Issues booting into USB - Mini PC S N5095

n4tive

Hello,

So I have a brand new Mini PC s N5095 that came preinstalled with Windows 11, even though it said ubuntu, but no matter, I burned a copy of fedora server onto a USB and off I went installed with no issues whatsoever. But now, I want to install Younohost so I can self host some application and services.


But the issue I'm having right now, is no matter what I do, my Mini PC won't allow me to boot into the USB. The ONLY two options I get EVERYTIME I hit F7 is "Fedora (PO: 128GB) and UEFI: PXE IPv4 Realtek."


BIOS is reset to default.

I burned the image on a working USB stick in fedora workstation box and even tried my opensuse (just making sure fedora wasn't messing up with younohost images) laptop to no avail. At this point not sure what else to do, unless I'm missing something (hence why I'm here).


Tried both younohost 32 and 64 bit images. Used fedora writer and etcher on my 3rd and 4th try.


Any help is greatly appreciated.

fxnoob

Obviously if you installed a version of Linux successfully is not a problem with the mini PC, but the way iso image is burned on the usb stick. If you use Rufus, try not to use MBR option, just UEFI and maybe GPT.

Btw this is the SER section of forum (AMD, Ryzen mini PC's).

Support-03

fxnoob replied at 2023-04-09 14:38
Obviously if you installed a version of Linux successfully is not a problem with the mini PC, but th ...

Hello,
Thanks for your answer.

Support-03

Hello,
Have you tried that method shared by fxnood?