Hi EVGA,
On my Z370 FTW, the firmware correctly detects that I have two operating systems installed on the same SSD (in my case, Windows 10 and Ubuntu). However, when setting the default boot options, it allows only the choice of one of them (in this instance, Windows 10, which I had installed prior to installing Ubuntu). This is a surprising limitation, because in the boot override section of the firmware, there is the option to boot from Ubuntu, and it works. I'm running in UEFI mode, not legacy BIOS, if that matters.
Consequently, whenever I want to boot into Ubuntu, I need to enter the firmware and choose the boot override option. (Probably as a workaround I guess I could mess with the Windows 10 bootloader, but past experience on non UEFI systems tells me it's a real PITA to maintain after an update to the Linux bootloader GRUB).
So what I would like, naturally, is for the default boot firmware option to include whatever operating systems are loaded onto a drive, not just one of them.
I can share an image of the firmware in case anything in my explanation is unclear.
Thanks.
Damon
post edited by DamonLynch - Sunday, July 22, 2018 11:34 AM