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|    wolfgang kern to muta...@gmail.com    |
|    Re: This newsgroup.    |
|    24 Mar 23 18:19:34    |
      From: nowhere@never.at              On 24/03/2023 11:25, muta...@gmail.com wrote:              > What options do you see for a virtual hard disk?              Never tried because there are about 20 new HDs on my shelf.              > I just went to create a virtual hard disk as above.       > I made it fixed size (500 MB).       > I initialized it as MBR.       > I created a new simple volume and the formatting       > options included FAT (which means 12/16), FAT32       > and NTFS.              I wont fool myself with fake virtualization.              > I haven't retested a direct to USB stick/CD.       > But that image can definitely be burned to USB stick.              >> I might need to buy me an older second hand PC for this,       >> but what I found so far is either damaged or not suitable.              > I am using a modern machine and Windows 10. It works fine.              >>> You probably just haven't put a bootable (\EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI)       >>> USB stick into the machine so that it is recognized and presented       >>> to you as a boot option.              >> the problem still is to create a UEFI64 USB              > Unless there is a glitch in the Matrix that makes Windows 10       > work for me (in the Philippines), but not you (in Germany?),       > it should be simple.              my win10 is restricted because of several hardware changes.       ".at" isn't Germany.              why test a non present Serial port, even if one exists there is no       indication if your code work or not.              >> screen will work after figure where the graphic RAM reside.       > Ok.              >>> I don't suppose you can switch the num lock key       >>> on or something via direct hardware manipulation?       >> yes of course I can. My OS is as hardware near as the CPU is :)       > Ok, so maybe you can do it within the space available.              you got something wrong here :)       I'm still in the phase of collecting information rather than gadget       around in the wild yet.              >>> What software are you willing to download?              I may download the latest BKDG and a new South bridge manual from AMD.       then I will convert all the info found in UEFI.org into a non-C format.       __       wolfgang              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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