Creating a bootable usb for UEFI
Hi,
I am trying to boot into the k2000 with an uefi PC.
I found this article explaining the process:
https://documents.software.dell.com/k2000-systems-deployment-appliance/3.7.1/administrator-guide/performing-manual-deployments/install-a-boot-environment-to-a-usb-device#
I've created a USB using the install.exe, but the USB gets recognised as a legeacy boot option.
I've tried both the NTFS and the fat32/uefi option.
What am i missing here?
Best regards
bok
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Posted by:
rileyz
8 years ago
Try this.
https://rufus.akeo.ie/
Read this
http://www.nextofwindows.com/how-to-make-uefi-bootable-usb-flash-drive-to-install-windows-8
Should point you in the right direction - your boot/build/KACE build junk needs to be EFI supported.
Posted by:
Atousa
3 years ago
Hi,
I know it's an old post, but just for anyone that face this problem recently:
I faced the same problem. When I booted in UEFI, I was able to go to the bios and select the "add Boot option" and see the USB, but it was asking for the file name and I was so confused about which file I should select.
The problem was I was using a 64G USB drive and didn't consider it's so big for Fat32 formatting.
So I changed my USB to an 8G and it worked like a charm! also, you should wait till the end of the process of formatting by the installer.exe, it would show a message that is completed. It will change the drive name to k2000 and is ready to go after that message.
Though i am not trying to deploy an image, but a scripted install.. Does this matter?
If i were to deploy through a legacy mode, it would be done like this right?:
1. Set bios to legacy
2. Run Kace2000 rutines
3. change bios back to uefi (before post installs i assume?) - bok 8 years ago