can't find any documentation for programming EFI using "gnu-efi" library. Just one example that demonstrates standard "Hello, world!". What exactly steps I need to do open and read file if I know that there are two FAT32 partitions? What protocols I need to initialise?
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What about writing an EFI shell script? I don't know what you are trying to do but if it is simple then it can be done more easily in a script.