Adding the NVME boot module to the UEFI of an old AM3 board.

[Zedicus]

Because boredom. Ive got a FX8300 floating around somewhere to stick in it also. Going to build a retro themed windows 10 semi-gaming rig in a 20 year old HP case. Just for giggles.

If anyone wants to nvme boot an asrock extreme3 970, iether original, or R2.0, i can share the modified uefi update.

The card with the red strip is the nvme adapter.

 

[pendragon1]

its not retro...
use bcdedit to add it to the boot rec/man.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/wi... Run as administrator from the shortcut menu).

 

[Zedicus]

This was not a question. I modified the bios to support nvme boot through uefi, so that i did not need to use a windows boot loader.

Who said it was retro?

The pic shows my am3 970 at windows 10 login with no sata cables.

 

[pendragon1]

This was not a question. I modified the bios to support nvme boot through uefi, so that i did not need to use a windows boot loader.

Who said it was retro?

The pic shows my am3 970 at windows 10 login with no sata cables.

misunderstood.
you did "a retro themed windows 10"
ok. like i said, misunderstood the point of the post.