On Thu, 2026-10-22 at 14:28 +0100, Polarian wrote:
> Firstly, if the server supports UEFI booting, which the majority of
> servers made in the last 2 decades would, messing around with BIOS
> boot is often not worth it.

+1

Polarian's reply was in the spam folder on the server. If I'd seen it
sooner, I could have saved myself the trouble of writing the other
emails.

Quite obviously, the OP's firmware also supports UEFI, and even though I
hate UEFI and had to choose it against my will, I think Polarian is
actually right, because sooner or later you'll have to port to new
hardware, and then you'll have to use UEFI anyway (just like I was
forced to do so, in my case, it was the GPU).

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