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Item
Options
Boot Type
Dual Boot Type*
Legacy Boot Type
UEFI Boot Type
Quick Boot
Enabled*
Disabled
Quiet Boot
Enabled*
Disabled
Network Stack
Disabled*
Enabled
PXE Boot Capability
Disabled*
UEFI: IPv4
UEFI: IPv6
UEFI: IPv4/IPv6
Legacy
Add Boot Options
First
Last
Auto*
ACPI Selection
Acpi4.0
Acpi5.0*
Meaning
This item allows you to select the boot type.
By selecting Dual Boot Type, the operating system will be able to boot from both legacy and UEFI boot
devices.
By selecting Legacy Boot Type, the operating system will only attempt to boot from a legacy boot device.
By selecting UEFI Boot Type, the operating system will only attempt to boot from a UEFI boot device.
This item allows you to skip certain tests while booting the unit.
By selecting Enabled, you will decrease the time required to boot the unit.
This item allows you to boot in text mode.
By selecting Enabled, the BIOS will display a full-screen logo on boot-up. The normal POST messages will be
hidden.
By selecting Disabled, the BIOS will display the POST messages, instead of the logo. This option decreases
the time required to boot the unit.
This item allows you to enable or disable loading instructions from a PXE device that contains pre-boot
execution environment (PXE) instructions that enable your unit to boot from your network. By selecting
Enabled, the PXE device requests an IP address (from a DHCP server on your network) and downloads an
operating system (a kernel, using FTP from a server on your network), and then boots your
Matrox 4Sight GPm using the downloaded operating system.
Additional steps are required to boot your Matrox 4Sight GPm from a network device. Once this item is
enabled, you must save the BIOS settings, reboot, and then re-enter the BIOS settings and verify that the
network device is the first in the list of potential boot devices in the Boot menu. If it is not, set it as the first
device, save the BIOS settings, and reboot.
This item allows you to set the PXE: UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) or Legacy.
This item is only configurable when Network Stack is set to Enabled.
This item allows you to set where in the boot order newly detected devices will be placed.
By selecting First, a newly detected device will be placed first in the boot order.
By selecting Last, a newly detected device will be placed last in the boot order.
By selecting Auto, a newly detected device will be automatically placed in the boot order.
This item allows you to set the version of the Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) to use.
By selecting Acpi4.0, ACPI version 4.0 will be used.
By selecting Acpi5.0, ACPI version 5.0 will be used.
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