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I'm currently trying to get an Acer one 10 s1003 booting and running Debian Linux. After having downloaded the Debian iso and creating a bootable USB Stick using Rufus on Windows 10 I plug it in to the Acer one 10 and power it on. Now I've tried a lot of things, first of all going into the BIOS and setting the USB as the first boot option and restarting, this doesn't work as it still boots to the EFI Shell.
Now I tried booting my USB from the EFI Shell but I can't switch to the USB using "fs0" or "blk0" as it says that it is not a recognized internal or external command operable program or batch file.
I'm banging my head against a wall at this point, anyone have any ideas of how I could fix this so I can boot from the USB?
Edit: I was able to switch to the USB, now I only need to start the install process, anyone know which command does that?
MindSwipe
Posted 2019-03-07T07:44:47.450
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