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I had a bios reset itself to defaults before, and some AMD boards don't have all the required virtualization options on by default. I only realized this happen
by esseph 1y ago
I had a bios reset itself to defaults before, and some AMD boards don't have all the required virtualization options on by default.
I only realized this happened because every time I had ever upgraded firmware, I always had to go back and set XMP settings, one or two other things, and than cpu virt option.
- Seattle3503 1y agoSame with secure boot for me. Kinda makes sense that a BIOS upgrade would wipe the config. Its that or manage schema migrations.