Hello I have a .vmdk file and I need to change the boot.efi from it. How can I. lint the EFI partition of that .vmdk so I can change the boot.efi?
Note: Vmware can mount to /mnt/ the .vmdk but I don’t see the EFI partition where is located the boot.efi, then how can I access to that EFI partition/directory?
For example if I give this command:
vmware-mount -p my.vmdk
It will show the two partitions perfect the EFI partition is visible but how can I access it? Because if I give the command:
vmware-mount my.vmdk /mnt
It mounts something but is not the EFI partition. How can I then mount that EFI partition there in the .vmdk file?
Thank you
Note: Vmware can mount to /mnt/ the .vmdk but I don’t see the EFI partition where is located the boot.efi, then how can I access to that EFI partition/directory?
For example if I give this command:
vmware-mount -p my.vmdk
It will show the two partitions perfect the EFI partition is visible but how can I access it? Because if I give the command:
vmware-mount my.vmdk /mnt
It mounts something but is not the EFI partition. How can I then mount that EFI partition there in the .vmdk file?
Thank you