First, the installation system is different.
1, UEFIBIOS: UEFIBIOS installs the system in UEFI+GPT mode.
2. Ordinary BIOS: Ordinary BIOS installs the system in legacy+MBR mode.
Second, DOS is different
1, UEFIBIOS: UEFIBIOS does not support X86 mode, but directly adopts Flat mode instead of DOS.
2. Ordinary BIOS: Ordinary BIOS supports X86 mode and can use DOS.
Third, the output is different.
1, UEFIBIOS: UEFIBIOS outputs a removable binary driver instead of a simple binary code.
2. Ordinary BIOS: The output of ordinary BIOS is simple binary code.