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Hello everyone,
Recently I have found some strange behavior in the BIOS Boot Priority list of my Asus Z97-A motherboard in EZ Setup mode.
It shows a boot device named "ubuntu".
UEFI mode is disabled. Only Legacy mode and CSM boot is enabled for all devices.
At first I thought it was left on one of the hard drives. I have only two NVME M.2 Samsung SSDs in my PC. No SATA drives.
So I removed both SSDs from the motherboard. Then I disconnected all USB devices. Then I reset CMOS with jumper, loaded default BIOS settings. Flashed BIOS with latest firmware. Reset it a few more times.
But I still have unknown boot device "ubuntu"
in EZ mode only list. Literally everything has been physically disconnected from the motherboard and reset numerous times and it's still there. What a ...?
Recently I have found some strange behavior in the BIOS Boot Priority list of my Asus Z97-A motherboard in EZ Setup mode.
It shows a boot device named "ubuntu".
UEFI mode is disabled. Only Legacy mode and CSM boot is enabled for all devices.
At first I thought it was left on one of the hard drives. I have only two NVME M.2 Samsung SSDs in my PC. No SATA drives.
So I removed both SSDs from the motherboard. Then I disconnected all USB devices. Then I reset CMOS with jumper, loaded default BIOS settings. Flashed BIOS with latest firmware. Reset it a few more times.
But I still have unknown boot device "ubuntu"