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REFInd is included in official repositories of major Linux distributions. REFInd is the default Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) boot manager for TrueOS. Linux-specific features, including autodetecting EFI stub loader to boot Linux kernel directly and using fstab in lieu of rEFInd configuration file for boot order.Mac-specific features, including spoofing booting process to enable secondary video chipsets on some Mac.

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The source code is located in the RedHat repo. I will now experiment with restoring boot functionality and will report back my results here.

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So again, the BIOS UPDATE to version F.10 overwrote and did not preserve UEFI settings. I believe the old boot order in the previous UEFI version is my missing Linux boot. HOWEVER, you can see the BootOrder entries for 2002, 2004, are missing. Here you can see the boot order is Windows, USB, regular HD. The simpler one is efibootmgr.Д«ootOrder: 0001,2001,3001, 2002, 2004,0000 ( Missing boot entries)Д«oot0000* Internal Hard Drive - TOSHIBA MQ04ABF100 (Legacy boot)Д«oot0001* Windows Boot Manager (Default boot)Д«oot3001* Internal Hard Disk or Solid State DiskД®fibootmgr permits the manipulation of the EFI tables. In Linux, there are two commands that can show the UEFI firmware settings outside of using the BIOS Firmware update. The UEFI update overwrote the EFI firmware which contains the boot order entries. That'll help us, and others see that we've got the answers! That said, If the information I've provided was helpful, give us some reinforcement by clicking the solution and kudos buttons, Keep me posted, as I (Or a trusted colleague) shall follow-up on this case to ensure the concern has been addressed,ДЄnd your device is up and running again, only in case you don't get back to us, first! (By the end of this article all the issues should be resolved) Repeat the previous steps, making sure to hold the Power button for 2 to 3 seconds only.Д¬LICK HERE FOR MORE STEPS AND INSTRUCTIONS. If the Power light turns off, the notebook has turned off because the Power button was held too long.

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If the issue persists after repeating the steps, skip to the next step to Download a replacement BIOS file. If the HP BIOS Update screen does not display, repeat the previous steps. This might take several minutes, and you might hear additional beeping sounds. The HP BIOS Update screen displays, and the BIOS update begins automatically. While pressing those keys, press and hold the Power button on the computer for 2 to 3 seconds, and then release the Power button but continue to hold the Windows logo key and theВ BВ orВ VВ key until the HP BIOS update screen displays or you hear a beeping sound (usually 8 beeps). On some notebook models, it might be necessary to press and hold the Windows logo key and theВ VВ key. With the notebook off, press and hold the Windows logo key and theВ BВ key at the same time. Plug the notebook into a power source using the power adapter. If the issue persists, after the above steps, try the below: HereВ to perform a hardВ reset on your device

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