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Hello everyone ,
I am using linux since about 8-9 months and using vanilla Arch since 3 weeks
Recently i reinstalled Arch but this time i used Syslinux as my boot loader and since then i am unable to get into my BIOS settings during reboot
I tried pressing all the Fn keys and the delete key but all in vain.
Please help me out
I want to enable Virtualization on my amd 64-bit hardware through BIOS settings
If you could either tell me how to get into BIOS or else how to enable Virtualization from elsewhere it would be a great help
Thanks for reading my question [if you did
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Last edited by pandeychetan (2020-07-16 15:52:58)
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This depends on your hardware. What kind of system is it?
Syslinux is irrelevant: your bootloader does not give options for BIOS access - by the time any boot loader has started, you've already missed the option to get to the BIOS settings.
Last edited by Trilby (2020-07-16 12:01:52)
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It might help if you told us what hardware (especially what motherboard) you have!
On HP systems you press "Esc" to enter bios. Some laptops you have to press the separate fn key and a Fn key simultaneously.
How about powering down, pull out the hard disk connector and then boot?
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Is this a UEFI install? If so you can use
systemctl reboot --firmware-setupOffline
On HP systems you press "Esc" to enter bios.
That's not true. I have a HP laptop and on this one it's F2.
It entirely depends on the manufacturer's settings.
The most common keys are: DEL, F1, F2, ESC, F12 in no particular order. I've also seen F3, F4 and F7 been used.
Note that on keyboards with an additional Fn-Key and secondary layer on the aforementioned keys, pressing the key might not work when the keyboard is in (or out of) Fn-Mode.
Last edited by schard (2020-07-16 12:06:49)
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Is this a UEFI install? If so you can use
systemctl reboot --firmware-setup
Ya thanks , that worked
I am sorry for such a novice question
Thank you all for replying and taking time ![]()
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You're welcome, please remember to mark your thread as solved
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You're welcome, please remember to mark your thread as solved
Sorry but how do I do that ?
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Edit the title in your first post in this thread and prepend [SOLVED] or so.
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Edit the title in your first post in this thread and prepend [SOLVED] or so.
Thanks that helped
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