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Sure, but we know that the OS they're asking about is Linux, and none of the major Linux distros require UEFI to boot.
by Arnavion 4y ago
Sure, but we know that the OS they're asking about is Linux, and none of the major Linux distros require UEFI to boot.
- lmm 4y agoI understood them to be talking about using Linux as the hypervisor that would emulate a UEFI environment, the guest OS might be something different.
- tepitoperrito 4y agoYup.