Table 5.5 Default Boot Order - Fujitsu PRIMEQUEST 1000 Series Tool Reference

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CHAPTER 5 UEFI Menu Operations
Boot option
Legacy Boot
UEFI Shell
UEFI: PXE Boot MAC (MAC Addr)
The above options are the boot options provided by default. Installation of a UEFI-aware OS creates boot
options for the installed OS. For example, if you install Windows Server 2008 (or later), the menu will have
the following boot option.
Windows Boot Manager
Default priority order for startup
The following table lists the default boot order.

TABLE 5.5 Default boot order

Order of priority
1 UEFI: Embedded DVD/CD
2 UEFI: DVD/CD n (n = 0, 1, 2,...)
However, boot options for added devices must be added to the end.
assigned number remains stored based on the connection location
information as long as the device is not disconnected from the
system.
To identify a DVD/CD device, check the device path displayed
in the help display area for menu selection. For details on how to
identify the device path, see
Starts a legacy OS.
You can use [Legacy Boot] to start a legacy OS from a DVD/
CD drive, HDD, or network port.
The default priority order for startup in Legacy Boot is DVD/CD,
HDD, and Network. You can change this priority order from the
[Boot Maintenance Manager] menu. You cannot add or delete the
related settings under [Legacy Boot].
If the system includes more than one HDD drive, DVD/CD drive,
or network port, you can also set and change the priority within
each type of drive or network port from the [Boot Maintenance
Manager] menu. For details, see
Menu and subsequent sections.
Starts the UEFI Shell.
Boots a UEFI-aware OS from a network port.
Replace the words in parentheses in "UEFI: PXE Boot MAC
(MAC Addr)" with an actual MAC address. The system stores the
information for the recognized network device until the device is
removed from the system. Network devices are identified by their
MAC addresses.
Starts Windows Server 2008 (or later) installed on an HDD. This
boot option is created after the installation of Windows Server
2008 (or later).
Boot option
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Description
5.7.2 Identifying the device
5.6 [Boot Maintenance Manager]
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