That's great! I solved this problem! The reason is that the "boot from legacy device" in the BIOS settings has been inadvertently disabled. After enabling it, kali, parrot, etc. can be installed...
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That's great! I solved this problem! The reason is that the "boot from legacy device" in the BIOS settings has been inadvertently disabled. After enabling it, kali, parrot, etc. can be installed...
Kali Linux and Parrot OS are both derived from Debian Linux, so I think the problem originated in Debian Linux.
Add:
1. The same failure occurred when Parrot OS was installed.
2. CentOS, ubuntu can be installed normally.
3. Debian, Kali and Parrot live mode works fine.
The problem I encountered was exactly the same as yours, and the same thing I did with cd-rom.
My laptop is HP Elitebook 820 G4
The problem I encountered was exactly the same as yours, and the same thing I did with cdrom.
My laptop is HP Elitebook 820 G4