Satellite L30 - 11 d: update Bios to boot from USB

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  As far as I know, you need a supported drive to boot from external USB drive.
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  Have you checked the HWSetup Toshiba? This tool supports different options you can control the priority to start this utility!
  Check if the USB is available and has been first in tab Boot Priority.

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