I tried to collect information on the Web about the legacy-free systems really sold on the market. Fujitsu and Hitach appeared to sell a few legacy-free models, but most vendors seemed still conservative to such configurations. So for a short-term solution, it might be OK to just note on a install document that some new legacy-free systems won't boot well with any official Debian boot floppies while the situmation may change in one or two years. We should be able to do better with legacy-free systems when they could be more popular, shouldn't we?
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