My stupid Lenovo “Thinkpad” UEFI doesnt have a real F12 devices menu.
It just shows registered UEFI targets that can be booted.
This is pretty catastrophic, somehow I got Fedora and Windows installed, but thats it. If something breaks, I am in trouble. I cant do a memtest86 even though I think my RAM is faulty.
So in Linux, is there a way to add an UEFI entry to boot just any USB stick? Or to boot a specific one, like with Ventoy on it?
Thanks!
I’ve had F10 before too.
F10 is typical on HP / Compaq
My example is an old LG netbook.
Yeah… That’s not too crazy either.
They’re certainly a less common manufacturer for PCs though.
At that point also consider your local governments nuke launch button as a possible option.