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That's correct. UEFI firmware will execute a PE image (the same format that Windows executables use) on a FAT32 file system, and can access UEFI services to ex
by frutiger 7y ago
That's correct. UEFI firmware will execute a PE image (the same format that Windows executables use) on a FAT32 file system, and can access UEFI services to execute a kernel.
EDIT: as pointed out by a sibling comment, the UEFI firmware may support a CSM (compatibility support module) that can boot a legacy BIOS loader.