startup problem, no graphical screen

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  1. imbrattabit

    imbrattabit New Member

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    system doesn't start properly I guess, nothing is showing but this message:
    "EFI Shell version 2.40 [21793.17]
    Current running mode 1.1.2
    Device mapping table
    blk0... to blk5
    Press ESC in 1 seconds to skip startup.nsh, any other key to continue
    "

    only power cable, hdmi cable and keyboard (working) is plugged to the board.
     
  2. ImLagging

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    Have you installed an OS? If so, which one? Are you currently trying to install an OS?
     
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    I haven't installed an OS yet, it's just the very first boot, I expected to see the drives selection as showed in the video tutorial
     
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    nevermind, I just typed "exit" and accessed to device and boot management :)
     
  5. Markus Laire

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    To get directly into BIOS without that shell you need to press ESC sooner. Try pressing ESC repeatedly starting immediately when UDOO is powered.
     
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    pressing ESC didn't work, maybe because I'm using a wireless keyboard.
    Anyway, now Udoo is working like a charm :)
     
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    Yes, others have reported in forum that wireless keyboards can be so slow to start up that they can't be used to press ESC quickly enough.
     
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    I don't have a way of testing this myself, but you can set the UDOO logo to display for X number of seconds within the bios. This might provide enough of a delay for wireless keyboards. Maybe someone else can test this and post the results?
     
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    thanks, I'll try it
     

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