May be the USB flash drive is not cooperating. I have burned through more than my share over the years, the symptoms sound about right for this. Brand new would be one option. Second option is to test against Fedora's Media Writer. You can use it for Ubuntu. Just install onto Windows, select the Ubuntu 24.04 ISO you downloaded previously. https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fed...
Great question. No OS is needed to get into the boot menu or BIOS. Hovering your finger over the F12 or F2, the moment before you see the Framework logo appear, when it the backlight comes on for a split second at a black screen, tap the key like you're keeping beat with music.
May be the USB flash drive is not cooperating. I have burned through more than my share over the years, the symptoms sound about right for this. Brand new would be one option. Second option is to test against Fedora's Media Writer. You can use it for Ubuntu. Just install onto Windows, select the Ubuntu 24.04 ISO you downloaded previously. https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fed...
Appreciate this. Thanks :)
Great question. No OS is needed to get into the boot menu or BIOS. Hovering your finger over the F12 or F2, the moment before you see the Framework logo appear, when it the backlight comes on for a split second at a black screen, tap the key like you're keeping beat with music.
I'd be happy to take a look if you can point our where the incoming sources are and what the failed links happen to be.
Appreciate you catching this. I have corrected this.
Ah, appreciate the eyes on this. Corrected now. :)
In the above section, we point out: "Next select Try or Install Ubuntu. Hit the enter key." This is with a screenshot as well.
Please open a support ticket so we can better determine the best path for you.
Appreciate the feedback, resolved.
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