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Expand Up @@ -25,16 +25,20 @@ mentioned, it means that it doesn't support this update method.
| NovaCustom | 11th Gen series | v1.6.0 |
| NovaCustom | 12th Gen series | v1.8.0 |
| NovaCustom | 14th Gen series | v1.0.0 |
| Protectli | Vault VP66xx | v0.9.3 |

## Prerequisites

* _UEFI Shell_<br>
UEFI Dasharo firmware has this, but won't hurt to call it out explicitly.
If your Dasharo firmware does not include the UEFI Shell as a boot option, you will
need an external boot device, such as a USB drive containing the UEFI Shell.
* _Storage device available from UEFI Shell_<br>
Not all file-systems are available to UEFI, so not all storage devices and
partition on them will be usable for the purpose of capsule updates. An
ESP (EFI System Partition, where `EFI/` directory is located) is a good choice
because it should be always readable by UEFI.
If you're running the UEFI Shell from a USB drive, this step is already
covered - you can simply continue using the same USB drive.
* _`CapsuleApp.efi`_<br>
This is a UEFI application which passes a capsule file to firmware to perform
an update.
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