Booting failed?
This is the only error, and i dont know what i should do
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@Tanfa set the label of your FAT32 partition to "BAZZITE". Then on boot menu, hit "e" instead of booting and change bazzite-x86_64-stable whatever to "BAZZITE"
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I am trying to download without a USB stick i format a ssd for fat32 and i dont know exactly how to continue
Format an SSD for fat32? Wut?
just get a usb stick and use it as install media. USB sticks are very cheap and it is not worth the hassle to screw around with your ssd to install a os
The idea is you create a small partition in your main storage with FAT32, mount an ISO and copy its contents to FAT32, change label of the filesystem and/or boot arguments so kernel can find root partition. Finally reboot and from UEFI menu boot from file or partition.
I did it with bazzite but I don't recall exact steps.
Yes, but its all quite complicated steps which are easy to mess up
It's not that complicated depending on ISO
For arch linux u just need filesystem label
But def harder than just feeding the ISO to rufus
Through you also need to use efibootmgr or windows tools to add the new bootloader
from UEFI menu boot from file or partition.This can be done instead I fired up my vm to see how I did it
Solution
@Tanfa set the label of your FAT32 partition to "BAZZITE". Then on boot menu, hit "e" instead of booting and change bazzite-x86_64-stable whatever to "BAZZITE"
I will try! Thanks!!