You probably have seen the error message below after you installed the Ubuntu on Predator 17. To fix it, you need some extra settings to let your machine understand Ubuntu boot files.
It is a little bit tricky. Below are detailed steps what I managed to boot to my Ubuntu 16.04/18 system.
It is a little bit tricky. Below are detailed steps what I managed to boot to my Ubuntu 16.04/18 system.
Step 1. Install Ubuntu
First is to install Ubuntu.
Step 2. Reboot and press F2 to enter BIOS setting page
When you reboot, you might see "No Bootable Device".
Step 4. Navigate to EFI/Ubuntu and select shimax64.efi
Give a name whatever you want as the Boot Description
Step 5. F10 to save and exit
(Optional)Step 6. Enable Boot Menu
If you are still not able to boot to Ubuntu OS, you can enable the boot menu and choose the boot option for Ubuntu
After you enable Boot Menu, you can press F12 to show it and choose the boot option. Ubuntu18 is the boot option I created on Step 4.
How to remove Boot Entry 'Ubuntu18' we just added?
Go to Bios Setting > Security
Select the Restore Security Boot to Factory Default
Save and reboot your PC
If you are still not able to delete it, boot to WINPE and run command prompt.
Type bcdedit /enum firmware
You will see the GUID of the boot entry. Copy it and type delete instruction
bcdedit /delete {YOUR_GUID}
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