How to ignore Intel RTS and built in drives, to boot from USB, Live (ubuntu/debian)
by rico001 from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6M7NA)
Hello;
I was hoping to find a way to ignore Intel RTS and built in drives, and instead boot from USB, Live (ubuntu/mate)? So far have been able to boot in using the new Ubuntu live iso flashed to a usb stick and it keeps requesting disabling RTX. Used f12 for one time boot menu. I looked in ubuntu forums but no solutions so far that meet requirements. Don't need to see internal os or RAID drives. Am able to boot to a live enviroment and see external usb drives. Don't want to flash iso's often as it might kill the usb drives. Am hoping to be able to use external usb hard drive, with lots of space as main install for linux.
Thanks for any help.
I was hoping to find a way to ignore Intel RTS and built in drives, and instead boot from USB, Live (ubuntu/mate)? So far have been able to boot in using the new Ubuntu live iso flashed to a usb stick and it keeps requesting disabling RTX. Used f12 for one time boot menu. I looked in ubuntu forums but no solutions so far that meet requirements. Don't need to see internal os or RAID drives. Am able to boot to a live enviroment and see external usb drives. Don't want to flash iso's often as it might kill the usb drives. Am hoping to be able to use external usb hard drive, with lots of space as main install for linux.
Thanks for any help.