If you have a Windows version of the compute stick you need to change the “Select Operating System” option from Windows to Ubuntu. Make sure the peripherals are enabled such as USB and SD Card (if using). Make sure that USB Boot is set to “Enabled” and power state is set to “Always On”. Choose the “Configuration” tab at the top. Configure BIOS Settingsīoot the compute stick and repeatedly press F2 during startup until you enter the BIOS menu. After about 2 minutes the stick will finish updating the BIOS and restart. Select this file and confirm that you want to flash. Select your flash drive and navigate to where you put the. This will take you into a “BIOS Flash Update” screen. Now plug your flash drive into the Intel and power it on. BIO file) and put it on your USB flash drive.
INTEL MOTHERBOARD NOT ABLE INSTALL UBUNTU FROM USB UPDATE
You’ll see the BIOS update on the search.
Go to and search for your model of Intel Compute Stick (mine is STCK1A8LFC). My Stick came out of the box with a BIOS that was 3 years out of date. Update BIOSįirst we need to update the Compute Stick’s BIOS. Links: AliExpress*, TigerDirect, *, Amazon.ae*, Amazon.ca*, *, .jp*, .uk*, *, Amazon.es*, *, *, *, *, *, Amazon.sg* Prepare Installation Mediaĭownload Ubuntu Server from and create a bootable USB flash drive with whatever your favorite method is (Etcher, Win32DiskImager, etc). There’s no benefit on the Pi for A2 right now so get whichever is cheaper/available. The application class (A1) means random I/O speeds (very important when running an OS) have to meet a higher standard. The SanDisk Extreme A1-A2 SD card has the best scoring SD card on for years and is second in popularity only to the SanDisk Ultra (often included in combo kits).
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