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All available [application]*Anaconda* boot options are described in xref:../advanced/Boot_Options.adoc#sect-boot-options-available[Available Boot Options].
All available [application]*Anaconda* boot options are described in xref:../advanced/Boot_Options.adoc#sect-boot-options-available[Available Boot Options].
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boot/boot-menu.png
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The boot menu.
The boot menu.
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Editing boot options on a system with BIOS firmware
Editing boot options on a system with BIOS firmware
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When editing the default set of options, you can change the existing ones as well as append additional ones. Once you finish, press kbd:[Enter] on BIOS or kbd:[Ctrl + X] on UEFI to boot the installer using your customized options.
When editing the default set of options, you can change the existing ones as well as append additional ones. Once you finish, press kbd:[Enter] on BIOS or kbd:[Ctrl + X] on UEFI to boot the installer using your customized options.
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On systems with BIOS firmware, only the actual boot options are displayed when you press kbd:[Tab].
On systems with BIOS firmware, only the actual boot options are displayed when you press kbd:[Tab].
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Editing boot options in [application]*GRUB2* (on UEFI systems) will display the entire configuration for the selected entry. Actual boot options are configured on the line which starts with the `linux` (or `linux16` or `linuxefi`) keyword. Do not modify any other lines in the configuration.
Editing boot options in [application]*GRUB2* (on UEFI systems) will display the entire configuration for the selected entry. Actual boot options are configured on the line which starts with the `linux` (or `linux16` or `linuxefi`) keyword. Do not modify any other lines in the configuration.
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Every menu entry in the list is a predefined set of boot options, and these options can be customized to change some aspects of the installer's behavior. To edit the default set of boot options, press kbd:[Tab] on BIOS systems, or kbd:[e] on UEFI systems. The key to use is also displayed at the bottom of the screen.
Every menu entry in the list is a predefined set of boot options, and these options can be customized to change some aspects of the installer's behavior. To edit the default set of boot options, press kbd:[Tab] on BIOS systems, or kbd:[e] on UEFI systems. The key to use is also displayed at the bottom of the screen.
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The final entry in the list is `Troubleshooting`pass:attributes[{blank}]; this is a submenu. Selecting this entry and pressing kbd:[Enter] will display a new set of selections, where you can choose to install in basic graphics mode (useful if you want to do a manual graphical installation but your system has issues with the default graphical installer), rescue an existing system, or test your system's memory modules for errors (on BIOS systems only). The troubleshooting menu also allows you to exit the boot menu and boot normally from your system's hard drive via the `Boot from local drive` option.
The final entry in the list is `Troubleshooting`pass:attributes[{blank}]; this is a submenu. Selecting this entry and pressing kbd:[Enter] will display a new set of selections, where you can choose to install in basic graphics mode (useful if you want to do a manual graphical installation but your system has issues with the default graphical installer), rescue an existing system, or test your system's memory modules for errors (on BIOS systems only). The troubleshooting menu also allows you to exit the boot menu and boot normally from your system's hard drive via the `Boot from local drive` option.
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