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Keep in mind that <code>data</code> is limited to a maximum of 4096 characters.{{Navbox content}}
Keep in mind that <code>data</code> is limited to a maximum of 4096 characters.
 
== Development ==
When developing a new UEFI, please take a look at the [[UEFI Specification]] to see what functionality operating systems might expect during boot.
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Latest revision as of 11:50, 17 August 2026

The UEFI is accessible is accessible via the Computer component's uefi property, provided by all Mainboard tiers.

Provided API

This virtual component offers the following properties:

UEFI properties
Name Type Read/Write Description
data string READ WRITE Represents the data (=code) that is stored on the UEFI. To change the contents, simply write to this property.

Keep in mind that data is limited to a maximum of 4096 characters.

Development

When developing a new UEFI, please take a look at the UEFI Specification to see what functionality operating systems might expect during boot.