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That and the slow booting BIOS. In a legacy PC, there is very little need for most of what the BIOS does, and that firmware code is usually not well-optimized b
by ak217 15y ago
That and the slow booting BIOS. In a legacy PC, there is very little need for most of what the BIOS does, and that firmware code is usually not well-optimized by the OEMs... I wonder what's taking EFI so long.
- drivebyacct2 15y agoCrappy implementations from Apple? Sorry, I've been scorned several times and I'm frankly not impressed with the effort exerted to make their EFI impl decent (largely because I think they don't want it to be as robust as it could be).
- drivebyacct2 15y agoThanks for the downvotes. You all must have an EFI that boots installation media reliably, or have one that has a proper BIOS emulation with usb support, or have one that has support for graphics switching when not in OS X, or have one that doesn't require an HFS+ partition with "bless"ings.