I have had a few reports of people not being able to Boot the ISOs on UEFI systems.
After some research this was due to there being no EFI/FAT partition on the ISO.
People that used 'dd' to write the ISO to USB or were trying to Boot from a DVD had issues.
If you used Unetbootin you should of been fine.
Due to these problems I have updated my ISO building script so it adds a small EFI/FAT partition to the ISO. This will enable the ability to boot the DVD with UEFI systems.
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I have made no other changes to the OS. I only modified the way the images are created.
If you have had no issues installing then you do not need to re-download. The update is only for people that were having issues with UEFI system.
After some research this was due to there being no EFI/FAT partition on the ISO.
People that used 'dd' to write the ISO to USB or were trying to Boot from a DVD had issues.
If you used Unetbootin you should of been fine.
Due to these problems I have updated my ISO building script so it adds a small EFI/FAT partition to the ISO. This will enable the ability to boot the DVD with UEFI systems.
I have made no other changes to the OS. I only modified the way the images are created.
If you have had no issues installing then you do not need to re-download. The update is only for people that were having issues with UEFI system.
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