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It appears that all the configuration in the UEFI setup is saved in the RPI_EFI.fd file, which is replaced any time the UEFI firmware is upgraded. Is it possible to save that data to a separate file, and either manually or (even better) automatically restore it when the firmware is upgraded? Otherwise I have to go into the UEFI setup and turn off the 3GB limit every time I upgrade the UEFI firmware.
Thanks!
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In my mind the solution to this will be the same as the solution to #102. That said, there has been some talk of actually taking over a bit of the SPI flash for them as well, but AFAIK, we need to get the pi foundation on board with that.
@samerhaj, also having a way to set them in a file would be quite liberating, because we could pre-prepare the sdcard in advance with the required variables (as-in #210).
It appears that all the configuration in the UEFI setup is saved in the RPI_EFI.fd file, which is replaced any time the UEFI firmware is upgraded. Is it possible to save that data to a separate file, and either manually or (even better) automatically restore it when the firmware is upgraded? Otherwise I have to go into the UEFI setup and turn off the 3GB limit every time I upgrade the UEFI firmware.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: