If you follow Tutorial #136, you should be able to UEFI-boot directly from most Ubuntu-based ISO files.
Just copy the ISO file to the \efi\boot folder on the USB drive and rename it as boot.iso.
This is a way to quickly prepare a UEFI-bootable USB drive.
It relies on the ISO containing a \boot\grub\loopback.cfg file.
At a minimum, only two files are needed on the USB drive, the ISO and a .efi boot file.
Just copy the ISO file to the \efi\boot folder on the USB drive and rename it as boot.iso.
This is a way to quickly prepare a UEFI-bootable USB drive.
It relies on the ISO containing a \boot\grub\loopback.cfg file.
At a minimum, only two files are needed on the USB drive, the ISO and a .efi boot file.
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