readme: Document easier manual install through "efibootmgr --driver"#6
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Also promote the "proper" systemd-boot way first since it also works for live images out of the box etc.
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Thanks! I think we didn't have in-linux efivar support back when I started working on this and it still doesn't work properly on 7c1, so I couldn't add it before. |
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Nice at last to document the easier
efibootmgr --driverway to install compared to bringing out the EFI shell :)Successfully tested on my ASUS Vivobook S 15 (X1E)