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That's matches what I've observed on my ~2017 Dell XPS. On Linux with fwupd (and Windows), it would write the updater to the EFI partition and then set it as th
by chenxiaolong 5y ago
That's matches what I've observed on my ~2017 Dell XPS. On Linux with fwupd (and Windows), it would write the updater to the EFI partition and then set it as the default boot entry for the next boot. I had to manually add Dell's certificate to the EFI "db" variable when I switched to using custom secure boot keys.