There's a lot of information on installing 64-bit Linux on 32-bit UEFI. It's a mess even here, but I've seen ways (rEFInd, etc).But this laptop (HP Envy X2) has a 32-bit architecture and exclusively EFI (no CSM / legacy BIOS). So, how can I install a 32-bit Linux distribution on a 32-bit architecture, with EFI only?At this point I'd be fine with pretty much any distribution. But if there's choice, I'd go with Arch-based, or Debian-based.I have experience in GNU/Linux and installation / etc. I'm looking for EFI-specific help. The laptop currently runs Windows 10 with basically no drivers, but I have access to Debian and Windows on my desktop.Thanks!PS: This is not a duplicate as the questioner is (I believe) wrong in believing that the X2's CPU supports 64-bit. The answer there is also merely a distribution name.
Installing 32-bit Linux distribution on 32-bit Architecture with 32-bit UEFI
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