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asus bios

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How do I get into the bios in linux mint 21.2 on asus gamer A17 laptop? I've tried all the F keys at startup, but it just does a plain boot. Hope someone can give me the answer. Thanks.
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Re: asus bios

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In UEFI-capable systems, you get to boot to firmware settings from grub menu on Linux.
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Re: asus bios

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Hello,
I've tried all the F keys at startup
For laptop
try Esc ?

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Re: asus bios

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The Fn lock may impact too.
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Re: asus bios

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On my ASUS I just have to boot up and hold f2 down until screen appears. Tapping f2 doesn't work, I need to hold it down.
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Re: asus bios

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If I'm sitting in Linux and I want to reboot into UEFI, I execute

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systemctl reboot --firmware-setup
in the terminal.
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Re: asus bios

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Jake wrote: Tue Sep 19, 2023 4:19 pm If I'm sitting in Linux and I want to reboot into UEFI, I execute

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systemctl reboot --firmware-setup
in the terminal.
This is rather trivial, but I used your post to create an alias and added it to my .bash_aliases file.

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alias uefi='echo RESTART into UEFI settings in 5 seconds && echo press CTRL+C To CANCEL && sleep 5 && echo Restarting Now!! && sleep 3 && systemctl reboot --firmware-setup'
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