How do I access the EFI partition of Linux?
1. First, determine the device name of the EFI partition. To list all accessible discs and partitions, use the lsblk command. Look for the "EFI System" partition type.
2. You can mount the EFI partition to a temporary directory once you've determined its device name. For example, if the device name is /dev/sda1, use the following command to mount it to the /mnt directory:
sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
3. After mounting the EFI partition, navigate to the /mnt directory to read its contents. There are various directories on the EFI drive, including EFI, which includes the bootloader files.
4. When you're finished with the EFI partition, use the following command to unmount it:
sudo umount /mnt
Note: Accessing and modifying the EFI partition can be risky and can potentially damage your system. Make sure you know what you are doing and back up any critical data before making any changes to the EFI partition.
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