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Xaltar 
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Sadly, there is nothing manufacturers can do, this kind of thing comes down from on high (intel).
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ramponis
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Posted: 05 Sep 2019 at 4:31pm |
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I received an official answer from asrock support:
Gemini Lake platform natively support for UEFI mode only So there is no solution, we must use UEFI OS only 
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ramponis
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Posted: 04 Sep 2019 at 7:34pm |
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I have the same problem
I have already disabled the Fast Boot option, but its didn't work. We need a bios update from asrock!!!
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rammstein99
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Posted: 28 Feb 2019 at 6:47am |
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Oi!
Disable the Fast Boot option (on the Boot Tab) |
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denywinarto
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Posted: 21 Dec 2018 at 4:34pm |
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Anyone successfully got legacy mode to work?
There's a new bios update, but it doesn't seem to list anything related to legacy.. Cant pxe boot because of this.. |
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Posted: 23 Nov 2018 at 2:33am |
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Well I came across this board in the field, and I'm not impressed with the lack of legacy mode for the controller. So I'm going to try a hardware controller that has its own bios so that I can attempt to boot bypassing the efi firmware (like I've done successfully on the old mac pro towers that were locked out of upgrading to a 64 bit kernel because of its 32bit efi)
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Domspun
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Posted: 14 Aug 2018 at 9:23pm |
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For those who can get in the BIOS, what RAM modules do you have? I can't even boot to BIOS.
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Thx for reply. It's definitely sucks having this board for legacy boot. I had to move it to kitchen computer with W10. At least it takes around 20 watts, so good performance/power ratio. And for your question - no, there are no white pixels in bios or elsewhere with mine, but I use HDMI on max 1280x1024 and didn't try more.
Tried to disable all UEFI features - Secure boot, Advanced booting, forcing to boot legacy.. none works. And since we are not the only one, I would say thats big f*ckup on the AsRock side. Not sure what you meant by "drivers for cpu/chipset" - it doesn't even try to boot eg. says there's no bootable system even that it sees the drive.
Thx Doesi. I am glad to see that there are much more people having the same problem just after AsRock released this board. Unfortunately, as no all high mighty AsRock representative visits their own forum to help users, we can just bark here. But it's not just AsRock's problem since all of these companies don't care about their users. Even forums like Intel or Microsoft works all the same. So, its unfortunate true, that there is no way how to boot legacy with this board and since there is no info or Bios update from AsRock, it's pretty clear that they gives us middle finger. For all to hear: BEWARE of buying J5005-ITX board since you can have no way to boot if you are trying to go LEGACY. RIP Edited by jayzee - 01 Jun 2018 at 9:19am |
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Doesi
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Posted: 10 May 2018 at 4:46pm |
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Same problem here.
I wanted to use this board running OpenWrt and replace the old N3700-ITX, which DID have the legacy-boot-option. |
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badbri
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Posted: 23 Apr 2018 at 10:48am |
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The BIOS should support Legacy boot but you will not find an exact setting for it as it is auto-detected on most all newer BIOS (is on my z370). You do need to turn off Secure Boot under Advanced > Boot options or
the bios will skip any Legacy bootable device and only boot from UEFI devices. That is required for Windows 7 and most Linux versions.
A problem you both may have is that there are no drivers for that cpu/chipset from Intel or Asrock, except for Windows 10 drivers. Hope your Linux versions have included them. |
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