So I installed Xubuntu on my netbook, and now after the install

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>he fell for the Linux meme

>>60400160
better than the preinstalled Windows 8.1 with Bing

>>60400172
At least Windows actually boots :^)

Do I have to install the OS in the CSM boot mode and then boot in UEFI? Or is UEFI fine for installation too

>>60400153
Check out this article. I had the same issue in the past but this solved it

https://itsfoss.com/no-bootable-device-found-ubuntu/

>>60400244

That's what you get for not sticking to MBR like all sane people did.

>>60400287
Secure boot was a mistake

>>60400153
ARM netbook?

>>60400331
nah its a toshiba satellite

>>60400160
Can you wincucks be unlike your insecure operating system?

Is secure boot on?

>>60400153

>installed 32-bit.

>>60401016
Just on how many layers of irony are you on?

>>60401565
If you WanaCry just cry. Don't argue, because you have no argument

seems like your disk want formatted correctly during installation. Did you partition a part of your disk for /boot?

Usually you make 4 partitions, one for /boot, one for /home, one for /swap, and one for /. Do you remember what you chose? You might need to get a live disk/usb of xubuntu and just reinstall

>>60400153
https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2251511

Microshit Windaids mandatory UEFI booting was designed to make it difficult to dual-boot. Thanks microshit!

Disable fast boot
Disable secure boot

>>60402098

This. UEFI "TPP" booting requires the OS to be signed by Microsoft secret keys. If you disable these features the bios won't check for this.

>>60402132
>2017
>not self signing kernel and appending PK and KEK to the chain
Fucking casuals

>>60400172
What games are you going to play on Linux? Let me guess, you have a console?