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The FAT file system of the EFI System Partition is not case-sensitive, but case-preserving (VFAT), while Unix and Linux is strictly case-sensitive at all times. Because of this, the path /efi/EFI/boot/bootx64.efi may not work on all systems, as it could be using capital letters, e.g. /efi/EFI/BOOT or /efi/EFI/Boot; 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.
The FAT file system of the EFI System Partition is not case-sensitive, but case-preserving (VFAT), while Unix and Linux is strictly case-sensitive at all times. Because of this, the path /efi/EFI/boot/bootx64.efi may not work on all systems, as it could be using capital letters, e.g. /efi/EFI/BOOT or /efi/EFI/Boot; 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.