- #PHOENIX OS FAILED TO CREATE DATA.IMG HOW TO#
- #PHOENIX OS FAILED TO CREATE DATA.IMG INSTALL#
- #PHOENIX OS FAILED TO CREATE DATA.IMG 32 BIT#
I think I have tried reinstalling so many times that I have 6 or 8 xxx.efi files in a variety of places. If I choose the Android during the Grub screen I always get this error It asks where to find the file <- no other option at the top of the tree Then I hit esc during boot to allow me to choose my boot and get this option <- I choose boot from EFI file
#PHOENIX OS FAILED TO CREATE DATA.IMG INSTALL#
more belowĭo you want to install boot loader Grub <- I tried yes and no. Where do you want to install EFI Grub2 <- I have tried SDA1, 5 and 3 (5 is my Android partition, 3 is my Windows partition)ĭo you want to format the boot partition dev/sda1 <- I always say no except. Where to install = sda5 (okay - I lost the real picture but it looks similar to this one.)ĭo I want to install EFI Grub2 <- I tried yes and no. I have tried installing Phoenix with Unetbooting several times.įollow the link to pictures of my install to follow along.
But I copied my boot loader partition so I have a backup. Sorry that I just don't understand how the links get me to my answer. HP Manually renamed files to make it work. HP Probook 4545s Secure boot off, manually copy files. HP ProBook 450 G1 Custom UEFI boot or copy to boot圆4.efi, delay of a so called "Express Multiboot menu" And then boot the fallback/hard drive UEFI boot entry. You already have /EFI/Boot/boot圆4.efi, Boot-Repair will now copy shim圆4.efi from /EFI/ubuntu to be boot圆4.efi, but do not think with other systems it does that, so you have to manually do the copy like these older threads. HP Check if Customized UEFI settings available like this HP ProBook 4340 Most only boot in Legacy mode with Legacy/CSM/BIOS on. But every system seems to have different ways to configuring those settings.Īnd a few like Dell seem to boot better in UEFI mode with legacy on. Most systems require Legacy/CSM off/UEFI on, and often better with secure boot off.
#PHOENIX OS FAILED TO CREATE DATA.IMG 32 BIT#
EFI/Boot/bootia32.efi which is for 32 bit UEFI boot?īut also have this: /EFI/Boot/boot圆4.efi for 64 bit. Oh and - I have the following bios settings:Īnyway - thanks in advance for any help or pointers.
#PHOENIX OS FAILED TO CREATE DATA.IMG HOW TO#
The current grub.cfg is not updated and I don't know how to update it Grub is not booted by default (but I am handy at getting around that) I think I am making this sound more complicated than it is. But to get to any of the OS's I was testing I would hit ESC during boot to choose "Boot form EFI File"Ībove are my current choices and it brings up a grub page that shows the x86 install and not my current Phoenix OS install. Windows 10 boots directly without a grub screen or choice. Error file not found.Īctually - I have two problems. When you choose it you get "Error - no such device. The grub troubles are that the grub file seems to have Android-x86 as the option and kernal and I have finished testing that and have moved on to testing Phoenix OS. I have a pastebin results of Boot Repair HP Pavilion x2 12-b020nr 12" Detachable Laptop with Intel Core M3, 4 GB RAM, 128GB SSD. I need some help with GRUB in installing Phoenix OS on my laptop.
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