UEFI and BIOS

[NiKiZe]

(2019-02-03 16:00)k_rock923 Wrote:  Appreciate such a quick reply. I'm using DHCP that's embedded in a firewall. I'd have to move it to a server with the firewall I'm using, which wouldn't be a major problem. I'm not sure I even need non-UEFI support at this point anyway.

Thanks for the tip about booting an ISO. I'll read up on that before proceeding.

Is it a well known firewall?
One other approach is to disable the boot options on that dhcp and then only run a proxydhcp server on a different machine (that provides tftp server address and filename)