Ok will try that, sounds like a easier solution than redoing my whole laptop 
If youāre dual booting, you should be able to shrink the windows partition from your Linux system. You only need to take 100MB or so, IIRC.
I donāt think the windows partition has anything to do with what we try to do.
If that is the partition next to your EFI partition, you will need to shrink it in order to expand the EFI partition to make room for the update. If youāre going to attempt the live USB instead, then yes, disregard.
Did you try to do the update from Windows?
Yes, just tried now, on Windows i get an infinity black screen and then it says error āDecompress failedā
In order to avoid having to repartition everything can you perhaps just resize the end of the disk partition to free say 512M and then make a new ESP and copy all the files from the original to it? You can then delete the original one.
Youāll have a āholeā with the 100MB at front of the disk but at least you can keep everything else āas isā.
Ok, I tried now with a ubuntu live usb and finally got an error.
The problem is really the low space on the boot/efi partition, it needs 91MB free space or so
Will check how can i can move or recreate the boot/efi
Finally got it working.
Recreated my boot/efi and made it 2GB, and switched the uuid, finish. Now i got 2 boot partitions, may should delete the unused >D
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Maybe you should, this can cause problems in the future when a program tries to identify the Bootpartion.
forealā¦
Iām looking at the Firmware App in Ubuntu (screenshot below) and Iām wondering:
- What is the āAttestationā field why is it āNot OKā ?
- What is the āHardware Identificationā field?
- Why is it suggesting to āReinstallā v0.0.3.3?
Thanks!
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Not only iPhone 15, but my iPhone 14 Pro appears to have the same issue. Drat.
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