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I followed some instructions found in this forum to update the certificate, running the command

update-ca-certificates

but I didn't create any new certificates.

Also, if you need to make a PDF to be filled with data, you need to create a "PDF form" and add fields, they can be text or tick boxes, with different formats.

I see you successfully installed the foomatic driver. From there, you should be able to print the CUPS printer test page. If not, check the default options for your printer, delete any other printer you have installed, or delete everything from CUPS and start from scratch installing just this driver.

En mi caso, luego de usar esa barra, quise agregarla a las distribuciones que no la tienen.

Es muy util una vez que la configuras a tu gusto. En mi caso, "auto hide". Solo aparece si deslizo el cursor en el borde superior de la pantalla, y la hice de tamaño pequeño.

It seems VENTOY ( https://ventoy.net/en/doc_linux_gui.html) did the trick.

Downloaded ventoy, intalled it to the USB drive, and copied a puppy ISO file to the 1st USB partition as explained, and the computer booted from the USB drive without issues.

So, is it possible to remove that kind of uuid identifier in grub.cfg and identify the USB partition in other way?

I didn't have this problem before, actually never was aware or paid attention to that line on grub.cfg

Yes, just 1 minute ago, that same USB flash boots perfectly in another computer, so it's hardware related, something in this computer doesn't recognize that uuid thing.

Out of curiosity, tried the same USB flash in a different computer, and it works fine, so it's something related to this specific hardware. Probably too old? it's running Windows XP