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The EFI System Partition (ESP) is a special partition used by UEFI firmware to locate and load bootloaders and related boot-time utilities. It resides on GPT disks and is required for systems that boot in UEFI mode. The ESP is typically formatted as FAT32 and marked with the boot and esp attributes. Its size is generally small, commonly around 100 to 300 MB, though larger ESPs may be used for multiple operating systems.
Contents and structure: The ESP stores EFI executables organized in subdirectories under the path /EFI. Windows
UEFI boot process and usage: On UEFI systems, the firmware loads an EFI executable from the ESP
Management and cautions: The ESP is essential for booting; altering or deleting bootloader files can render