Re: EFI: how to dual boot without esc, F9 ?

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On 14/07/14 15:45, sean darcy wrote:
New HP laptop, W 8.1, EFI boot. I've installed F20. The laptop boots to
Windows. If I hit ESC and f9, I get:

- OS Boot Manager
  - Fedora 20 [HDD SERIAL NUMBER]
  - Boot from EFI file

When I choose Fedora, I get the grub2 manager, which includes a choice
for windows.

F10 in the gives me boot options, but only for devices.

How can I get the laptop to boot to the grub2 manager without esc, f9 ??

sean



Typically you can change the UEFI boot order from the firmware settings. Also you can use the efibootmgr command to do the same job.

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