David Christensen <dpchr...@holgerdanske.com> writes: > I use the d-i at the simplest level I can (e.g. text "Install" mode from the > main menu). From what I have observed, d-i detects if the host is using BIOS > or > UEFI, and chooses MBR or GPT partitioning accordingly. Assume the host > firmware > can operate as UEFI, I would use the CMOS Setup program to set the host > firmware > to UEFI and then boot d-i.
It might be possible or even necessary to boot the USB-drive in UEFI mode. I have seen firmware interfaces which have this option when determining the boot order. I.e. just having the firmware be in UEFI mode might not be enough. Regards, Nathanael
