Have you tried going into your boot option menu and selecting the disk?
Yes, I selected the correct disk to boot, and I got a generic message like: no bootable disk, press any key to continue…
Some people have commented they are successful installing a NUC image depending on the laptop hardware…
I would like to know what laptops are “NUC image compatible”, one guy mentioned a Lenovo laptop.
Or maybe there’s a trick, something to change on the image, to make it work
In your BIOS check whether you’re in Boot to UEFI Mode or legacy mode.
It won’t work. I wasted so much time thinking I was doing something wrong
What is every chip on your motherboard?
Never mind, just use debian + supervised 