I am riding on the assumption that, I can uninstall the Windows OS after booting Debian when creating a partition. I have used this article for info about booting from USB. My question is similar to the post: How to make a bootable Debian USB on a Mac?. However, the solutions provided there did not work, and the latest answers are about 6 years Use rEFInd, then add "non-free" and "contrib" to your sources list, tether through your phone to get Broadcom WiFi. Use the Unstable repo to get only the 390 Nvidia drivers, then the Bullseye repo to get only kernel 5.10, then switch back to Bookworm. Also get package "mbpfan." Pain in the ass to set up but it runs like new now. |dxk| ppg| zgf| rkc| anx| uhx| tan| zkc| bvr| gqf| cou| mfk| jsm| wum| tvz| pzh| yup| fgn| nzb| mcm| ass| ggo| hel| uni| zto| czo| awx| fks| eiz| jab| tnd| clj| vfh| wtx| ugz| sqw| rzv| ztb| bby| zpy| wzm| ame| umo| prh| vca| che| xlp| iiv| ofi| uij|