From: muta...@gmail.com   
      
   On Thursday, March 23, 2023 at 12:52:11 AM UTC+8, wolfgang kern wrote:   
      
   > > If you have a bootloader that is UEFI compliant, then can it not    
   > > load the OS, start it, and then basically get out of the way?   
      
   > this is unfortunately not working. New bought PCs are don't have a    
   > bootloader and my OS don't use GPT. So any try to install failed.    
   > Also failed all attempts to boot from USB, I only see my start-screen    
   > but everything locked up. (would need to rewrite all device drivers).    
      
   I have a x64 MBR FAT12 UEFI disk image at pdos.org and it   
   works fine on all the modern PCs I have tested it on.   
      
   I buy really cheap laptops though. Somewhere around US$200.   
      
   Some of the laptops are Chromebooks with Tianocore loaded.   
      
   Some are Windows laptops, but of course Windows is being   
   bypassed. All the Windows laptops are running American   
   Megatrends, which incidentally I couldn't get to do a legacy   
   boot, even though CSM or similar was shown in the BIOS.   
      
   BFN. Paul.   
      
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