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0. Get a freakin' UEFI computer and trash this PC from the 80's
1. Get a blank DVD media, duh!
2. Get a copy of Microsoft's oscdimg.exe tool. It is part of the Windows Automated Installation Kit (or Windows AIK for short). It is a ~1Gb file, but Google around and you shall find the single 120Kb file you need
3. Think twice about what the heck you are doing
4. Download ANY of the SteamOS zip files
5. Extract the file to a folder, let's say C:\Users\Public\SteamOS\
6. Open a Command Prompt
7. Go to the folder you saved the oscdimg.exe at step 1 (probably your downloads folder) on that command prompt (tip: "cd \users\joeuser\downloads")
8. Type in the following command - should be EXACTLY AS IS, but I may allow you to change the path to the one you extracted on step #5:
oscdimg.exe -m -o -j2 -h -pEF -bC:\Users\Public\SteamOS\boot\grub\efi.img -lSteamOS C:\Users\Public\SteamOS\ SteamOS.iso
9. Use your favorite ISO burner to record the just created SteamOS.iso file to a DVD
10. From this point on, get ready to lose your data if you are too lazy to not understand Valve's instructions
11. Boot with the DVD and again follow ALL the instructions as if you were using an USB drive
12. Send me a beer
13. Enjoy your SteamOS
Use a VM to install Linux or use cygwin to emulate a unix enironment, maybe?
Doesn't look like the iso appears after using the command.
And seriously, many people are going to convert their old computers to Steam Machines. There's no reason to only support UEFI, unless Valve is in colluding with motherboard manufacturers. Hopefully this will be fixed before the Beta is over.
Gigabyte are too dam lazy to upgrade their top tier Z68 -UD7 board to UEFI but some of the lower end models from the same era got it WTH..
Hell you don't need a modern CPU to play a lot of games or to stream from your main Windows rig..
I'm sure an Old Intel X9650 with a pair of 4890's would do well as a Steam Machine while my main I7 2600K/2x HD7970 rig churns through the windows crap..
Valve made a huge mistake here IMO given the age of UEFI, but I have my own work around..
should be available at the folder you placed the oscdimg.exe
If you want the oscdimg.exe from a safe place get the kit here:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30652
Run the installer and only choose the option for imaging/deployment. It's only 39MB. Then you can copy the oscdimg.exe file from the installation directory to anywhere you want.
oscdimg.exe -m -o -j2 -h -pEF -b C:\Temp\SteamOS\boot\grub\efi.img -lSteamOS C:\Temp\SteamOS C:\Temp\ SteamOS.iso
Here's the exact command I used to make the image:
B:\HyperV\SteamOS>oscdimg.exe -m -o -j2 -h -pEF -bB:\HyperV\SteamOS\SteamOS\boot\grub\efi.img -l SteamOS SteamOS.iso
Does it not work in Hyper-V?
UPDATE:
After a lot of futzing, I got it to boot the installer finally. It turns out that when you create the VM, you need to specify "Generation 2", which I guess enables booting from EFI. BUT, none of the Grub menu options work. :/
Guess I'll give VirtualBox a try.
UPDATE 2:
No go. Now I just get an "FSW ERROR" that flashes briefly then a GRUB shell. Oh well.