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This is already outdated, right? Nobody boots up from legacy BIOS anymore, so everything up to and including "transitioning to 64-bit" is wrong. UEFI boot is si

This is already outdated, right? Nobody boots up from legacy BIOS anymore, so everything up to and including "transitioning to 64-bit" is wrong. UEFI boot is simpler, but still worth digging into. And what about AARCH64 and other platforms where there are no CPU modes to go through?

Teknoman117 5y ago
> Nobody boots up from legacy BIOS anymore Not true at all. Plenty of people still use BIOS boot (in the data center) for things like PXEBOOT.
- garaetjjte 5y ago
  But UEFI does have PXE...