Boot & Bios Issues
Hi All;
I've managed to install Fedora 30 on a new LG Gram 17 laptop.
I had to set acpi=off to get the live cd to boot, then I had to remove
the acpi=off and rebuild the EFI grub file so the trackpad would work,
subsequent boots without the acpi=off seem to work fine.
I am seeing an odd situation when I shutdown & restart:
1) shutdown often takes a long time, I see that stop jobs are running
either for packagekit or sometimes "flush journal to persistent storage"
2) sometimes booting up takes a long time , indicating a start job is
running - flush journal to persistent storage
3) If I ever do a hard power off then it boots to what seems to be a
windows boot manager, showing several options, like this:
1. ATA HDD1: HFS512G39TNF-N3A0A
2. ATA HDD2: CT1000MX500SSD4
3. Windows Boot Manager
Then I need to power off again and change the following bios settings,
they always get changed when I hard power off:
Legacy OS Boot - (Gets set to Disabled, Fedora won't boot unless this is
set to Enabled)
RTC Wakeup from S4 - (Gets set to Enabled, Fedora won't boot unless this
is set to Disabled)
SW Guard Extensions (SGX) - (Gets set to Enabled, Fedora won't boot
unless this is set to Disabled)
Sometimes I need to go into secure boot configuration and choose "Delete
All Signatures"
If I do a dnf update and get a new kernel then the above process is
triggered as well
Other than struggling with booting a bit the laptop works great with Fedora.
Anyone have any insight on how to fix the above issues?
Thanks in advance