Hello Felix,
What this reads is if it has UEFI, it has no basic input/output system. That makes no sense. Without *a* basic input/output system, by whatever
Well, in practice, when we talk about "BIOS" compatibility, we are really referring to compatibility with "the" BIOS --- as in, the original IBM PC's ROM BIOS, and the programming interface that it presents. FreeDOS, and many other MS-DOS-compatible operating systems, absolutely need to run on something that is compatible with "the" BIOS. (At least for now.) Such a compatible BIOS not only needs to be able to find a keyboard --- it must also allow (e.g.) FreeDOS and MS-DOS programs to read keystrokes or send commands to the keyboard in a similar way as they might on an original IBM PC. This is the part that will be missing on an UEFI-only system. Thank you! -- https://gitlab.com/tkchia :: https://github.com/tkchia _______________________________________________ Freedos-user mailing list Freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-user
