You said you have not written an application to to Reclaim the EFI Variable Space. But that linux should be able to do it now on boot.
Do you have a known Version of Linux you can recommend that has a live CD that you know reclaims the space on boot?
I'm trying to recover the the space. I can't flash the higher UEFI version until the the space is recovered. My IntensePC is a bit broken as a result. If I recover the space I might be able to get out of the current issues. emurach comcast n
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Oh. Which Linux LIve CD as of now would do it
Date: 2018-04-07 03:08 pm (UTC)Do you have a known Version of Linux you can recommend that has a live CD that you know reclaims the space on boot?
I'm trying to recover the the space. I can't flash the higher UEFI version until the the space is recovered. My IntensePC is a bit broken as a result. If I recover the space I might be able to get out of the current issues.
emurach comcast n