Still a problem on 15.04 MSI UEFI hardware. Shift never works, though
it has on *some* other computers.
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Holding shift fails to display
Damn I'm freaking out over this. Trying to fix new installation of
14.04.01 when fglrx driver did not switch backlight on and I can't get
inside boot menu!!! Ubuntu, please stop making it impossible to fix
mistakes even from your official repos.
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On fresh install of Ubuntu 14.04.1: both shifts (holding or repeatedly pressed)
do nothing --- system continues to boot.
Pressing escape just after GRUB is started presents menu, but this requires
quite good timing (in contrast to just holding shift during computer boot).
If escape is pressed
Still not fixed, I have same problem with Ubuntu 13.10, I installed 12 school
computer for dualboot with Windows. Then I configured default entry to be
Windows and GRUB_TIMEOUT=0 and was expecting that I can use Shift key to access
grub menu but it does not work.
I tried ESC but it causes
Same problem here.
* Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS
* Hardware:
Manufacturer: Hewlett-Packard
Product Name: HP Z220 SFF Workstation
USB keyboard.
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after working with grub customizer
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it's /etc/grub.d/proxifiedScripts/os-prober on 13..04
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/etc/grub.d/30_os-prober does not exist on my 12.10 machine
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I had the same problem - cant access to grub menu by esc or shift keys
during boot if I tried to hide it (I have windows and ubuntu on one
disk).
The reason is one strange condition in /etc/grub.d/30_os-prober script.
it bloks hidden menu part of grub.cfg if os-probber found any other os.
So
I'm going to come out and say Me too, but with the adde bonus that
it's a problem in 13.04 kubuntu - so obviously still around. (Yes, it
has become a major issue for me, as the 3.7 kernel is broken and I can't
boot into a working kernel... wonderful.)
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This is grub bug someone forward this to grub authors!
http://askubuntu.com/questions/117525/hide-grub2-menu-unless-you-hold-
down-shift-key-how-to-make-this-happen
Somehow even if HIDDEN_TIMEOUT is set to a positive value, the
shiftkey (said to be only the right-shift !!!) is said to only work
Same here on Quantal Alpha 2...
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Encounter the same with a forgot-the-name desktop PC (Intel Core i3 530)
on Precise. Even if I set GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=20 (plus update-grub), the
boot continues without delay as if no hidden wait would happen. Neither
SHIFT nor ESC makes a menu appear, and in the case of a non-zero hidden
timeout
Still present on Precise today. I'm on an Asus M4A78-EM and a
PS/2-connected keyboard, if that matters.
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Oh, but I couldn't reproduce it on a Fujitsu Siemens Amilo M7400 laptop,
so it seems to be hardware dependent.
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Ah, it seems I am able to bring up the menu 100 % reliably on the
M4A78-EM as well by hitting and holding the shift *immediately after
firmware initialization screens* (Asus' boot graphic and ATA Security
eXtension). So holding shift from power-up or from the boot graphic
screen won't work in this
I can't get it to show on 11.10, either.
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Related issue also observed here with 11.04 Natty (Kubuntu). Although
grub menu is not set as hidden, but is should display always, sometimes
only the background image is displayed (without menu entries), this
happens about 40-50% of the time.
However, if during the boot only the grub2 background
This is still broken for me with Natty. If the grub2 menu is hidden
then pressing shift does not show the menu as expected. Machine is a
Dell Latitude E5510.
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If anyone has a Natty test install available, see if it's working now.
It seems to be working fine with this current version for me:
1.99~20101210-1ubuntu2
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On my PC holding down Shift only succeeds to show the grub menu about 1
in 10-20 attempts.
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These are my settings (Lucid default):
GRUB_DEFAULT=0
GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0
GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET=true
GRUB_TIMEOUT=10
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I also have this problem. I hold the SHIFT key (left and/or right) down
on every boot. I have yet to see the boot menu.
Here is my hardware:
Gigabyte GA-MA785GMT-UD2H
AMD 550 BE AM3
2x1GB Corsair XMS3 DDR3/1333
Avant Stellar keyboard (PS/2 connector)
Note this motherboard has built-in RADEON
Is this a BIOS problem? I also cannot get my machine to show the menu. I
am on a USB keyboard, but I know for certain that my BIOS supports it.
Holding down Shift (and even escape) actually makes my machine reboot
itself. I have tried tapping shift in response, but the same outcome
happens. Is
Still present in current Lucid.
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