Yeah.. investigated the UEFI Config very extensively.
There might be alternate firmware out there, but I assume that all devices
are going UEFI due to Windows 8 or something. It is killing me :(
...Skeeve
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On Thu, Mar 14, 2013 at 12:39 AM, <m.roth@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Skeeve Stevens wrote:
> > Hey all,
> >
> > We've developed our own microserver platform sitting on top of CentOS
> 5.4.
> > We deploy them in many locations and normally use netbooks for this
> > purpose. This has worked fine for years, except most netbooks have
> > started to disappear (in Australia).
>
> But, don't you want an I$$$Tablet? You don't need a keyboard, or....
> >
> > The lowest price hardware I found the other day was the ASUS F201E (X201E
> > in USA). It is the right size at the right price... but it runs on UEFI
> > Bios.
> <snip>
> Question: my stepson and I just got a new m/b, and in the BIOS, there's an
> option in, I think, advanced (this is AMI BIOS on a Gigabyte board), that
> allows you to choose UEFI, or non-EFI. Have you looked for that?
>
> mark
>
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