Let's say that the message still makes sense if a user is setting up a GPT table on a old computer with old BIOS.
In that case a message may "suggest" to create the ESP so that if your computer is broken, you can move the disk even on a modern computer with UEFI.
As far as I know it shouldn't be useful at all with old ms-dos(MBR) partition table... if I'm not wrong.
I think the cleaner solution might be to set specific messages depending on the user's hardware:
1- UEFI ---> EFI is needed!
2- BIOS with GPT partition ---> EFI is suggested. In case of problems you can also move the disk to a computer with UEFI
3- BIOS with MBR ---> no message
Alternatively in a less "elegant" but easier to implement way, the current message could be replaced with 1st and 2nd messages merged together. It might look verbose...
Let's say that the message still makes sense if a user is setting up a GPT table on a old computer with old BIOS.
In that case a message may "suggest" to create the ESP so that if your computer is broken, you can move the disk even on a modern computer with UEFI.
As far as I know it shouldn't be useful at all with old ms-dos(MBR) partition table... if I'm not wrong.
I think the cleaner solution might be to set specific messages depending on the user's hardware:
1- UEFI ---> EFI is needed!
2- BIOS with GPT partition ---> EFI is suggested. In case of problems you can also move the disk to a computer with UEFI
3- BIOS with MBR ---> no message
Alternatively in a less "elegant" but easier to implement way, the current message could be replaced with 1st and 2nd messages merged together. It might look verbose...