I am not sure BIOS will work well for installation off this live, as the installation would then convert the hard drive from UEFI to BIOS and might lose all data or something?
Moreover, if 800x600 boots, I do not at all think that this is an UEFI issue.
I think there is a graphics driver issue. To start with, can you look into the BIOS setup settings for graphics? There should be ways for enabling/disabling "discrete" (NVidia) graphics, try all options for that, one of them might lead to a successful boot.
On Tue, 7 Jun 2022 at 17:02, Lyman Neuschaefer <lymanwn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thank you, both Vitaly and Jose. The link Vitaly provides indicates that Fedora 36 KDE can successfully be loaded via BIOS instead of UEFI BIOS. I would like to pursue that option, however, it's not obvious from the Lenovo support site how to do this.
I will dig further into what support Lenovo can provide, but do you have any suggestions?
Thanks again.
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