A misconfigured BIOS is the easiest fix.
Embedded systems often use cheap eMMC storage or aging SSDs. These components have a finite lifespan. If the drive has completely died, the BIOS/UEFI cannot see any boot path because the hardware is missing.
: Trying to boot an encrypted or raw ISO file without first unmounting it or passing it through a patcher.
A misconfigured BIOS is the easiest fix.
Embedded systems often use cheap eMMC storage or aging SSDs. These components have a finite lifespan. If the drive has completely died, the BIOS/UEFI cannot see any boot path because the hardware is missing.
: Trying to boot an encrypted or raw ISO file without first unmounting it or passing it through a patcher.
