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#121 | RE: [Guide] Award/Phoenix BIOS Modding datum

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@Dagal
Thanks for your short guide about how to make a mainboard with a Legacy (non-UEFI) BIOS bootable off an NVMe SSD.
Here is a tiny correction:
1. The HardwareIDs you have posted are the ones of your SSD's NVMe Controller (and not of the SSD itself).
2. The correct HardwareIDs of your ADATA Legend 750 SSD's NVMe Controller are VEN_1CC1&DEV_612A.

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