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It is how you set your m/b BIOS.
EFI mode = non-legacy mode.
How to set it depends on the particular m/b, but in my desktop, I have to disable CSM (Compatibility Support Module) to enable EFI mode.
I thought you new it already ![]()
It is how you set your m/b BIOS.
EFI mode = non-legacy mode.
How to set it depends on the particular m/b, but in my desktop, I have to disable CSM (Compatibility Support Module) to enable EFI mode.
Ouh i have a computer with uefi wait. Um help i fried my monitor. So i think its dead. I need to find another monitor i guess we have couple laying around
@FrenchPress very bad news since this pentium r machine was my only pc with a uefi i dont think i can get u the results. My acer monitor died cuz i broke the cable a must have short circuit or smthg.
Is there a way to like emulate having a UEFI? I got an idea, I can move my TV
I have never experienced monitor got broken by the cable.
It is more like the cable is broken and you got no signal, no?
I thought the machine of that vintage was legacy-BIOS only.
As far as I know, it is not possible.
I am extremely busy at the moment but I will check out Popsicle myself when I got time.
Thanks for your cooperation and I hope that the problem is with your cable not the monitor.
Great News it works, I ran sudo efibootmgr and the output
Keep in mine even though I said mine there basically not mine, there my parent's so...
can you boot into Zorin live session from there?
Yes I can everything works normaly, I've also added a 120GB hardrive and the installation is slow like normal but works perfectly fine. Now I just need to carry the TV upstairs I guess, good thing my parents are asleep. And also my TV produce very smelly plastic smells!!!
OK.
Thanks for reporting.
Popsicle seems very promising, like many apps made by System 76.