Installing Linux Lite 3.8 on eMMC flash memory

[firenice03]

[quote author=firenice03 link=topic=5355.msg40574#msg40574 date=1525093285]
which is leading me to believe 32-bit UEFI

I could be quite wrong, but 32bit UEFI seemed to be a specialty of Atom CPU devices (including my problematic Ideapad 100s) with 2GB or less RAM; devices with Celeron or Pentium labelled 64bit CPUs (which includes the N3350) with 4GB or more RAM seem to be normal 64bit UEFI nearly exclusively.


Normally I don't think you can even boot a 64bit only UEFI bootable medium from a 32bit UEFI BIOS, which fails to find the 32bit UEFI boot loader and ignores the medium.
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Could be a specialty of Atom's dependant on age etc.. Usually one sees the 32-bit UEFI on tablets or those close in specs. You're correct 64-bit won't boot on 32-bit..
Most distro's if they support UEFI are 64-bit, hense why one needs to add the 32-bit boot file to allow UEFI to be reconized then install the 32-bit OS.. (If UEFI is the only option - no legacy)
Although I'm not 100% sure  ???  - further googling or the link I provided for additional info on the 32-bit UEFI...

I understood that pauloz was able to at least boot LL3.8 from a USB stick, so his machine would appear to have Secure Boot disabled & Legacy BIOS support enabled?

I was under the assumption he had not..  :-\ :-\

I tried a live USB stick as well as the iso file burned on to a DVD to boot LL but in both cases, the devices were not recognised.