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I would like to install Ubuntu on an old Acer Aspire Switch 10E. It only supports 32bit EFI-files, but it's CPU supports 64bit systems. Therefore I need to add a 32bit EFI-file to the /EFI/boot folder on the Ubuntu Live USB.

All tutorials that describe on how to do that, tell me to "just copy the file to the /EFI/boot folder". However, since Ubuntu 20.04 the Ubuntu Live USB is now longer fat32 based and therefore not writable.

How can I add this file to the Ubuntu Live USB?

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So I found a solution that works for Ubuntu 22.04

There is a script called isorespin.sh which is able to "patch" the ISO of an Ubuntu 22.04 (24.04 is not working).

Link: isorespin - blog post

There are also already patched iso files for lububtu 22.04 available.

This worked for me and I was able to install lubuntu successfully. I then did an upgrade to lubuntu 24.04 which worked flawlessly.

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