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Using UEFI DUET to boot Fedora 12

UEFI is a standards based environment that specifies the layer between an operating system and the platform firmware for running pre-boot applications and for booting an operating system. Recent releases of Fedora 12 support UEFI booting. This post shows you how to use DUET to emulate a UEFI platform for booting into Fedora 12.