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Sometimes it's desirable to avoid creating temporary files on disk just to feed them to efivar later:
efivar
$ echo -ne 'data\0' | iconv -t ucs2 > ./var.bin $ sudo efivar -w --name=... --datafile=./var.bin
I've tried using /dev/stdin and /proc/self/fd/0 but neither worked:
/dev/stdin
/proc/self/fd/0
$ echo -ne 'data\0' | iconv -t ucs2 | sudo efivar -w --name=... --datafile=/dev/stdin Could not use "/dev/stdin": Invalid argument $ echo -ne 'data\0' | iconv -t ucs2 | sudo efivar -w --name=... --datafile=/proc/self/fd/0 Could not use "/proc/self/fd/0": Invalid argument
Please fix the usage or provide alternative syntax like:
$ echo -ne 'data\0' | iconv -t ucs2 | sudo efivar -w --name=... --datafile=-
P.S.: efibootmgr supports feeding arguments via stdin with -@ - .
-@ -
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Sometimes it's desirable to avoid creating temporary files on disk just to feed them to
efivar
later:I've tried using
/dev/stdin
and/proc/self/fd/0
but neither worked:Please fix the usage or provide alternative syntax like:
P.S.: efibootmgr supports feeding arguments via stdin with
-@ -
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: