#install GPT on bios system [solved]
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You can use GPT on legacy bios but it's not recommended
And no, you can't install UEFI to a legacy bios. That's a hardware thing
On a VM, you have to set it to UEFI
If you made a VM in legacy mode you have to make it switch to UEFI
Tho you can do a legacy install with MBR
https://superuser.com/questions/1337344/is-it-possible-to-boot-linux-from-a-gpt-disk-on-a-bios-system
Is it possible to boot Linux from a GPT disk on a BIOS system? - Super User
GPT is way easier than MBR and has no limitations
.aw gpt
.aw MBR
to use GPT on BIOS, make a partition with the type of BIOS boot, grub should use it automatically
install GPT on bios system [solved]