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How can I find out the maximum HD size supported by the BIOS installed
on this motherboard?
Bios version is C096510J.86A.5493.2006.1102.1728.
on this motherboard?
Bios version is C096510J.86A.5493.2006.1102.1728.
tb said:How can I find out the maximum HD size supported by the BIOS installed
on this motherboard?
Bios version is C096510J.86A.5493.2006.1102.1728.
tb said:How can I find out the maximum HD size supported by the BIOS installed
on this motherboard?
Bios version is C096510J.86A.5493.2006.1102.1728.
How can I find out the maximum HD size supported by the BIOS installed
on this motherboard?
Bios version is C096510J.86A.5493.2006.1102.1728.
tb said:You guys piques my interest with this GPT/MBR table issue.
Let's assume for a moment that my motherboard supports UEFI (I know
that it does not, but let's just assume this!). Furthermore let's also
assume that I want to install Ubuntu on a brand-new, virgin HD. Is the
GPT (or MBR) table installed/created by the operating system? Would
Ubuntu give me a choice of whether to create a GPT or MBR table? Would
Ubuntu also create the .efi file in addition to the GPT table?
Just curious and completely inexperienced with these issues...
tb said:You guys piques my interest with this GPT/MBR table issue.
Let's assume for a moment that my motherboard supports UEFI (I know
that it does not, but let's just assume this!). Furthermore let's also
assume that I want to install Ubuntu on a brand-new, virgin HD. Is the
GPT (or MBR) table installed/created by the operating system? Would
Ubuntu give me a choice of whether to create a GPT or MBR table? Would
Ubuntu also create the .efi file in addition to the GPT table?
Just curious and completely inexperienced with these issues...
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