Hello Paul,
I am the president of the Dutch OS/2 VOICE organisation. I have also
kind of been lurking here look at this possibility. Instead of modiying
legacy OS'es I was wondering if a UEFI loader could be created with
SeaBIOS build in. I think I did ask the question once on this list but
never got a reply. Off to work!
Something I think is very hopefull was this thread:
https://communities.intel.com/thread/51481?start=0&tstart=0
"I have FreeDOS running on Galileo using SeaBIOS as a CSM (Compatibility
Support Module)."
I am very interested to heat the opinion of other people!
Then again what operating system do your colleagues need or use a
virtual machine. And how many modern Linux, FreeBSD versions do not
support UEFI ? Then again if you are running an older OS of an
application that can be ported.
Best regards,
Roderick Klein
President os2voice.orgOn
31-10-18 07:56, Paul Menzel wrote:
Dear SeaBIOS folks,
Colleagues from another institute have the problem, that the PC vendors
started to remove the CSM (legacy BIOS) option from their UEFI firmware.
A lot of organizations still use the CSM (legcacy BIOS) option to deploy
their systems.
I’d like to recommend SeaBIOS to them, but I only found instruction for
doing that with OVMF [1].
Do you know of a how-to for UEFI firmware, which is shipped on hardware?
From that iPXE should be started.
Kind regards,
Paul
[1]:
https://www.seabios.org/Build_overview#Build_as_a_UEFI_Compatibility_Support_Module_.28CSM.29
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