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 If you have upgraded an old system to !!AstLinux 1.4.6 or later!!, you will continue to use Legacy BIOS as you did before.  By default, if you have a RUNNIX version earlier than ''0.6.10'' and you upgrade to RUNNIX ''0.6.10'' or later, you will continue to use Legacy BIOS as you did before.  This is typically what you want. If you have upgraded an old system to !!AstLinux 1.4.6 or later!!, you will continue to use Legacy BIOS as you did before.  By default, if you have a RUNNIX version earlier than ''0.6.10'' and you upgrade to RUNNIX ''0.6.10'' or later, you will continue to use Legacy BIOS as you did before.  This is typically what you want.
  
-Upgrading RUNNIX will not add UEFI files in the ''EFI/BOOT/'' directory if it does not exist, which is the case for old installations.+Upgrading RUNNIX will not add UEFI files in the ''EFI/BOOT/'' directory if that path does not exist, which is the case for old installations.
  
 If for some reason you want to enable UEFI boot in your hardware's BIOS for an old installation, you can manually perform the following steps ... If for some reason you want to enable UEFI boot in your hardware's BIOS for an old installation, you can manually perform the following steps ...
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