[MinnowBoard] Minnowboard Max won't boot from USB

[John Hawley]

Where are you getting to in the boot process?  Are you getting to the
UEFI shell?  If you are typing `exit` at the shell will drop you into
the firmware menu and you can either change the boot order or
specifically select a bootable from there.

If you are at the shell and don't want to work through the menu you can
always take a look and see if there is an FS0: present, if so the shell
acts like random pieces taken from dos shell and a *nix shell, drive
letters matter (so `fs0:` will change your drive), and `cd` and `ls`
work.  If you can get into the drive you can likely find the .efi
executable for the distro, bootx64.efi, and grubx64.efi are the typical
common ones.

- John

On 11/11/2015 04:24 AM, Nicolas Gallo wrote:
> Hello! 
> 
> I've just received my Minnowboard Max in the mail and I'm very excited
> to install Ubuntu onto it. I've run into a problem with the installation
> process. I was able to successfully create a bootable pen drive and
> enter into the installation process on my Minnowboard. I ran into an
> error which I couldn't escape so I rebooted my board. After rebooting
> the minnow won't boot from the pen drive again.
> 
> I'm not sure what to do? Is there a factory reset for the board? Did I
> corrupt something in the BIOS?
> 
> I tried burning the ISO again onto my pen drive to see if I corrupted
> any files on it but the pen drive is fine and my main computer
> recognizes it without a hitch. 
> 
> 
> Thanks! 
> 
> 
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