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That is correct (though the BIOS settings should not have made an effect). The BareMetal kernel does not have a USB host driver. Booting can occur but it will not be able to see the boot medium after switching to 64-bit mode.
At the moment the fully supported boot medium is a SATA hard drive in AHCI mode.
I was unable to boot from usb until I modify some bios settings
#1. change bios setting AHCI -> compatible
#2. disable hyper threading in bios setting
Now it boots from usb.
although it says HDD: N/A
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