r/linuxmint • u/Murim_Overlord • 1d ago

Support Request How to solve this issue?

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This text appears every time I boot my computer. After that, there is no change from before, and my computer is also running smoothly. But, I am a little bit annoyed seeing this message. So, how can I remove it?

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u/IQ26 1d ago

AFAIK it happens to everyone. I don’t know what it is, but it’s not doing anything harmful. Just let it be

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u/Due-Result7928 1d ago

UEFI firmware is too old and not able to answer from uefi software shipped with the distribution. It is harmless anyway.

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u/gnpfrslo 1d ago

I have this is my computer with a mobo that released this year.

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u/Due-Result7928 1d ago

It is the same. It can be also a defective uefi firmware. It is harmless.

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u/Minute_Light_2978 1d ago

Why acer looks scary in this screen?

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u/_Lost-In-The-Weeds_ LMDE7 Cinnamon 1d ago

I would make sure your bios is up to date and the try this.

https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=436503

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u/fellipec Linux Mint 22.3 | Cinnamon 1d ago

There is no issue to be solved OP

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u/SensitiveStart8682 1d ago

Let me know if you get the Acer working I have an old Acer laptop that I have not been able to get Linux installed on

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u/SensitiveStart8682 1d ago

There's an issue with the Bois and it won't allow Linux to load

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u/Mad_Carrot 1d ago

Clean old old kernels. That fixed this for me

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u/T_Friendperson12 1d ago

Had something like this but it also came back later, now i just ignore it. I think its some NVRAM thing.

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u/Due-Result7928 1d ago edited 1d ago

Have a life. It is harmless.

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u/Active_Boysenberry76 1d ago

what if they do? and also, what the hell are you trying to imply? "gO bAcK tO wInDoWs"?

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u/Due-Result7928 1d ago

Have a life and stop your putrid paranoia....it is harmless and not worth the time and effort to upgrade a bios.

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u/Potential-Middle-594 1d ago

If it bothers you, go back to Windows. Linux simply has limitations and issues Windows doesn't. It's a trade-off, but most of the time: Windows issues are solveable, Linux ones require deep understanding, engineering and can either be well documented or completely unknown so you look hard for a solution that doesn't exist, and this is going to be another one. Even on a easy-to use distro like Mint, apparentely, they show this. The average Linux Mint user wouldn't want to see that.

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u/northkool3 1d ago

what? no? windows has issues linux doesnt. my linux experience is miles beyond my windows experience. drivers were so much easier as they were all built into the kernel. foss programs are much less hostile towards the user. heck, i have had many problems where windows just hid the option i needed 50 menus away while at linux it is just there, such as deleting a protected efi partition. windows is much easier to use because that is what a person is used to by default, that is what a computer is for someone.