The TR3760B has a standard Phoenix BIOS. On power-up the F2 key will get you into the
BIOS. In the Linux dmesg output it identifies the BIOS as:
TECO Electric and Machinery CO., Ltd. TR3760/TR3760, BIOS Rev 0A.01.08 06/03/2013
With a 8GB SanDisk Cruzer USB pen drive plugged in the 'Boot' screen in the BIOS showed me:
Boot priority order: 1: USB FDC: 2: USB CDROM: 3. USB KEY: 4: USB HDD: SanDisk-(USB 2.0) 5: IDE 0: 6: IDE 1: TCDM1024-(PS) 7: Legacy Network Card 8: Excluded from boot order: : IDE 4: : IDE 5: : Bootable Add-in Cards : UNKOWN:
I found the F12 key brought up a Boot Menu:
Boot Menu4. USB HDD: SanDisk-(USB 2.0) 6. IDE 1: TCDM1024-(PS) 7. Legacy Network Card <Enter Setup>
The standard firmware is Windows Embedded Standard. (Windows XPe)