Systemd timeout 140 seconds each reboot

[MichelN]

Hi all,

For some reason my 14 years old notebook started today up with this timeout screen. I have disabled it in the past with 0 seconds but for some reason it has a timer set to 140 seconds and i am out of clues how to fix this.

Here is a “bootctl status | eos-sendlog”
https://0x0.st/KJZy.txt

This is my loader.conf
default 155d878d5de84efd83449957b92b9695*
timeout 0
console-mode auto
reboot-for-bitlocker 1

Edit:
Checked the bios settings for a possible timer, there is none. So i don’t know where to look for right now.

[dalto]

You probably accidentally pressed one of the hotkeys to change it.

When at that menu screen, you can use t or + to increase the timeout and T or - to lower it.

[MichelN]

Well my wife let my daughter behind it…so i am guessing she touched something. Will report back, testing it now.

[MichelN]

That worked, thanks alot! Will save your post as i never knew this was even possible.

[Mike09]

@MichelN

Well my wife let my daughter behind it…so i am guessing she touched something.

The new “my dog ate my homework” excuse for the digital age.