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One big issue with this is that Microsoft has supported BIOS/MBR for way longer than it was needed - "MBR" is a legacy from the past, and having an executable U
by qalmakka 5y ago
One big issue with this is that Microsoft has supported BIOS/MBR for way longer than it was needed - "MBR" is a legacy from the past, and having an executable UEFI bootloader in a GPT ESP is so vastly superior to just loading the first 512B of a disk and jumping to whatever there is in there. I haven't seen a BIOS-only system after 2011, so there's basically no reason at all to boot in Legacy/CSM mode.