When I boot (for example Tails OS) via USB I am presented with a list of boot options provided by PureOS. In the example of Tails there are 4 options, two of which are troubleshooting mode.
When I select one of the options I boot directly into the OS.
How can I see the actual Tails boot menu with PureOS? For example, if I plug the usb into a computer with a standard BIOS or UEFI, once booting from USB I see the Tails bootloader. These bootloaders have options that I sometimes need to bypass.
Thanks
Edit:
In this example I need to access the tails boot loader to access the advanced options and change a boot parameter.
It sounds like you’re not booting off the USB. I don’t have pureboot, but I would surmise you have to adjust the boot order such that it looks at USB first.
If this has been done, then I would think something is wrong with Tails and you should try re-flashing it.
As with most magic keys that you can push during booting … you only have a small window of time to press the key. It has to be pushed at the right time.
Librem Purism 13 inch v4 with Pureboot,up to date
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Here is my work flow:
Power on computer. PureBoot Main Menu shows.
Select “Options”
Select “Boot Options”
Select “USB Boot”
A list of boot options appears for tails. Select the first one.
Result: Tails boots, bypassing the tails boot screen.
I’ve tried every step I possibly can, I can find no way to input boot parameters or access the Tails boot menu. There isn’t an issue with the USB stick, when I boot from it on another computer I am presented with the Tails boot menu as expected.
Thanks, I will look into this. It would be nice to see the default Boot Menu for the OS I am loading, but if I can modify the kernel boot parameters then that should be fine.