Re:Systemd mounted efivarfs read-write, allowing motherboard...
by snuxoll on Saturday January 30, 2016 @03:21AM
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> You're telling me there isn't so much as a factory reset on these boards?
Quite a few boards have a backup EEPROM to initialize from if the primary EEPROM fails to boot, but who knows if those that do will bother to reinitialize the UEFI variables stored in NVRAM. Honestly, since they are just supposed to be stored in NVRAM what happens if your board battery runs out of juice, will it still brick?
Quite a few boards have a backup EEPROM to initialize from if the primary EEPROM fails to boot, but who knows if those that do will bother to reinitialize the UEFI variables stored in NVRAM. Honestly, since they are just supposed to be stored in NVRAM what happens if your board battery runs out of juice, will it still brick?