So, after many installs using this latest .fsa method (METHOD to be clear, not the currently available download) I daresay it's about perfect! I'd have saved myself a lot of grief had I simply read the very beginning of PackRat's post "...tioned drive. Legacy BIOS system"
That said, I've given some effort on the UEFI only way, but to no avail. So far the only successful way for me has been by installing another distro first (Official Debian Sid/bookworm) in order to get the UEFI signed bios key that comes with that particular distro's installer. I'm aware of other distros having a signing key as well for UEFI I just haven't looked that deep. My 3 reasons work for me...
#1. It's to easy to do using the 3 available methods!
#2. There is so much disk space available these days that another distro I hardly see in order to have a UEFI system is worth it. A pain to have to update-grub twice but hey small price. Part of the 'worth' being 3 or 4 second boot times!
#3. There are still a tremendous amount of things about Linux I don't know or understand. It works. I don't have to know or understand. When incredible people like VastOne and PackRat continue to watch over our community/forum and GIVE us their wisdom/knowledge for nothing in return I'm awed. Thanks to both of you for saving my mind and ALWAYS being there for Linux...
That said, I've given some effort on the UEFI only way, but to no avail. So far the only successful way for me has been by installing another distro first (Official Debian Sid/bookworm) in order to get the UEFI signed bios key that comes with that particular distro's installer. I'm aware of other distros having a signing key as well for UEFI I just haven't looked that deep. My 3 reasons work for me...
#1. It's to easy to do using the 3 available methods!
#2. There is so much disk space available these days that another distro I hardly see in order to have a UEFI system is worth it. A pain to have to update-grub twice but hey small price. Part of the 'worth' being 3 or 4 second boot times!
#3. There are still a tremendous amount of things about Linux I don't know or understand. It works. I don't have to know or understand. When incredible people like VastOne and PackRat continue to watch over our community/forum and GIVE us their wisdom/knowledge for nothing in return I'm awed. Thanks to both of you for saving my mind and ALWAYS being there for Linux...