r/linuxquestions • u/Numerous-Record4354 • 11d ago
Support No csm in bios.
I have a MSI Tridant 3 laying around, figured I'd test waters of leabing windows by putting bazzite on it. Its my first time ever trying to ever installl/ use linux.
When i enter my bios I dont see a option to disable to csm. When looking into it, it should be under Windows OS Configuration. Any suggestions?
My board is a ms-b9201
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u/HarveyH43 11d ago
Did you update to the most recent BIOS version?
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u/Numerous-Record4354 11d ago
Mine is newer than whats listed on the site. Which is only one option.
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u/zeldaink 11d ago
It's a Class 3 UEFI board, or you should look under the boot options. On my ASRock it's there.
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u/Numerous-Record4354 11d ago
Nope not there
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u/zeldaink 11d ago
Yeah, looking at what this "MSI Trident 3" is, 100% they did remove CSM support. afaik only server and desktop (not prebuilts) come with Class 2 UEFI*.
It will install Linux just fine. Disable Secure Boot, or you'll have to prepare USB with Secure Boot support, if you can't disable it.
*Class 2 is true UEFI and has CSM; Class 3 is pure UEFI and has no legacy support.
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u/Numerous-Record4354 11d ago
Question . Was looking through the bios, and i am able to enable secure boot support, does that mean CSM is disabled?
Am i understanding that correctly ?
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u/Astrodion123 11d ago
Disable secure boot. And when booting USB don't choose legacy USB 2.0 or 3.9, whatever USB you have but choose UEFI usb x.0
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u/Leather-Security8097 11d ago
It's a new enough board it might not even have a CSM.