On Mon, Nov 18, 2019 at 07:56:24PM +0100, Pascal Hambourg wrote: > Le 18/11/2019 à 00:27, Randy Goldenberg a écrit : > > > > Your description of your situation suggests that you are using legacy > > BIOS booting. If that is the case, in the absence of limiting > > circumstances, I strongly recommend moving to UEFI. > > Why ? > In the absence of strong motivation [1], I recommend against moving to UEFI. > From my experience and knowledge, EFI boot is more complex, has more bugs > and is more easily broken than legacy BIOS boot. > > [1] Such motivation may include some (but not all) multi-boot setups, or the > lack of NVMe support by the UEFI firmware in legacy mode. > OP here, I've looked and the BIOS doesn't support EFI anyway so the issue is decided form me anyway! :-)
-- Chris Green
