Hi!
I was trying to install ubuntu server onto an old laptop board. It wouldn't boot so I started messing with the BIOS settings to see if I could fix it.
I made a huge mistake though: I disabled USB legacy support. Since this board only has USB3 ports and the internal keyboard is broken, I can no longer do anything as all keyboards I have are still USB2 and USB2 over USB3 is disabled now.
I'm kind of looking for a way to hard reset the BIOS at this point, I've tried these things so far:
Someone people had success by jumping JRST2501 but my board doesn't have these pads.
I'm pretty sure I'm SOL at this point.
Anything else I could try?
I was trying to install ubuntu server onto an old laptop board. It wouldn't boot so I started messing with the BIOS settings to see if I could fix it.
I made a huge mistake though: I disabled USB legacy support. Since this board only has USB3 ports and the internal keyboard is broken, I can no longer do anything as all keyboards I have are still USB2 and USB2 over USB3 is disabled now.
I'm kind of looking for a way to hard reset the BIOS at this point, I've tried these things so far:
Removed CMOS Battery -> resets time but that's it
Jumped pins JRST2001 and JRST2002 -> JRST2001 resets time and JRST2002 does nothing
Jumped the data pin and ground pin on the BIOS -> no difference
Someone people had success by jumping JRST2501 but my board doesn't have these pads.
I'm pretty sure I'm SOL at this point.
Anything else I could try?
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