Translations:EFI System Partition/75/en

Note
The FAT file system of the EFI System Partition (ESP) is not case-sensitive, but case-preserving (VFAT), while Unix is traditionally strictly case-sensitive. In the Linux kernel, vfat defaults to treating names case-insensitive (mount option check=r for relaxed), so the above command on the ESP will always work. Only when VFAT has been mounted with strict case checking, check=s, the path /efi/EFI/boot/bootx64.efi may not work, as the existing files and directories could be using capital letters, e.g. /efi/EFI/BOOT or /efi/EFI/Boot (which would be different directories with strict case-sensitivity); the same goes for bootx64.efi. Running tree -L 3 /efi (when the ESP is mounted under /efi) will show the names in use on the individual system, to which the above command has to be changed accordingly.