You can still do things the "now" way, but only because current EFI systems
provide either a BIOS compatibility interface (e.g., emulate the BIOS) or
have an actual BIOS that it loads before executing a system that requires
it.
You should move to GPT, though, since you then get unlimited (practica
I am upgrading to a UEFI motherboard from a BIOS/MBR combination.
fx-8350 with 990 asus board.
When I upgrade I believe you have to make changes to kernel to
recognise UEFI.
Can I still use MBR or do I have to switch to GPT?
Also using grub2.
Are there any other pitfalls or advice the Gentoo
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