It's FOSSWhy is the BIOS key so tricky to find!? π
Linux Is Best@itsfoss I am working on a guide for NixOS (when time allows) and finding the BIOS / UEFI along with Boot Menu was the 1st thing I decided needed to be addressed https://codeberg.org/Linux-Is-Best/NixOS_Configuration/src/branch/main/Disable_Secure_Boot_and_Boot_USB.md
Mirko Schenk@itsfoss Just press Esc, F1, F2, F10, F12, and Delete at the required time. Which is the millisecond before your screen gets active.
Ramin Honary@itsfoss I have seen it assigned to F2, F9, F11, F12, and βenter.β They should have standardized the BIOS menu key when they standardized ATX.
Magitian@itsfoss it gets impossible when the key you know would work stops functioning π
Aris@itsfoss i didnβt considered doing thisβ¦ hahaha
θ¨ει¬Ό@itsfoss lololol that was me! guilty!
Dave Wise@itsfoss In many BIOS deployments, the message telling how to enter Setup is sent to the display before the backlight lights up, and erased (and not re-rendered) when a later version of the driver starts. It's a microcosm of "good/cheap/fast, pick any two".
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@itsfoss I usually press the pause key so the bios halts on the initial screen showing the legend of keys (setup, boot device selector, ...)
Stephan Eckes@dpdmancul @itsfoss wow you are a magician β¨π how did I not know this
@sainteckes @itsfoss I was just curious about the usages of the pause key π
OpenSoul β
@itsfoss I'm more the hammering f1,f2,f10,f12 kind of guy π now i just stick to framework where I know it's f2.
@sainteckes I still do all that, with the delete button in the mix. π€£
StellarSand@itsfoss hope this will help someone: https://github.com/StellarSand/BIOS-keys-and-drivers
