#Gigabyte motherboard won t boot install

Thumb drive with ubuntu is not determined by the BIOS and is not added to the boot menu (F12 -> Hard disk). Faced with the problem as the author of this topic.

#Gigabyte motherboard won t boot install

For various reasons, the only possible installation method is to install from the thumb drive. I am the owner of Gigabyte GA-965P-S3 BIOS F14. It's appears to be a common problem with Gigabyte motherboards in general.ДЄpologize for the answer in an old topic.Д®nglish is not my native language, i apologize for the illiteracy. My motherboard isn't the same as the one from the OP. It now boots correctly with any usb drive I use. After a few emails back and forth, they sent me a new bios for my motherboard.

Create a live USB, re-size the partition and have fun!I didn't use this method or any other methods I found online, I emailed Gigabyte support regarding my problem and they were very helpful. So if your having the same issue break out an 8GB USB. Create a live USB, re-size the partition and have fun! This device did not show as a bootable device however. This meant I didn't have to re-size the partition as the USB stick could store as much as 4GB. Note I also tried creating a live USB with another device that was 2GB. Booted up with the USB inserted, went to the boot menu and there she blows. I used gparted, after creating the startup USB, and re-sized the partition to 2500mb (actual install size of 13.04 was something like 700mb). When using the startup disk creator it automatically assumes the entire device with the created partition. I was using a thirty gigabyte hard drive and two eight gigabyte USB sticks. The partition size of the created USB device needs to be under that of 4GB. I'll share it here so the 'cure' is more abundant. I'd been trolling through lots of other people who had the same issue and managed to uncover the one person who detailed the fix.