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why amd UEFI GOP disabled when mod legacy vbios?
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As far as I recall, when I use VBE7 to mod my Bios it gives a warning notice that by doing so I will be disabling UEFI Bios, I can only assume that modding legacy disables UEFI period.
-Modifications only affect the legacy BIOS, and after saving, UEFI image will be disabled (in case you have UEFI vBIOS)
darkhmz say that "The problem with UEFI images is that they're compressed, thats why i cant modify them."
so VBE7 chane uefi indcater 00 to 80 to disableing UEFI bios
but now we can decompress and compress GOP section.. so i want to know how can i mod GOP section.....