Keyboard not working anymore on BIOS after OS Type change in Chipset setup (v4)

Keyboard not working anymore on BIOS after OS Type change in Chipset setup (v4)

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    marioXD
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    Hi,

    after install linux as second OS on my Jumper EzBook 3 PRO (v4), i’ve switched OS TYPE in CHIPSET SETTINGS to LINUX and after reboot grub start working, but i don’t have access to BIOS anymore and boot screen is dimmed out (minimum brightness).

    I can’t enter setup by pressing esc or del. Keyboard not working during boot and also in GRUB. I have access to linux and i’ve tried to reboot to BIOS by command :
    systemctl reboot --firmware-setup and it works, bu still i can’t use keyboard and reset BIOS settings 🙁

    Any idea how to deal with it ?

    I’m thinking to clear NVRAM by dd, but i’m not what will happened ?

    modprobe nvram
    dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/nvram

    maybe someone tried this method before ?

     

    #73846
    Garga Mel
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    • Posts: 15

    Same issue here. Plug a USB keyboard and you’ll gain control of the bios again. I think this Bios is crippled on this setting.</p>
    I’m actually thinking of doing this to install manjaro and Refind and switch back to regular “Windows” bios setting. It is the only way I managed to get a Manjaro USB stick to boot.

    Edit : I confirm this works. I installed manjaro and switched the setting back in the Bios.

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