On 12/30/25 12:16 AM, Michael D. Setzer II via users wrote:
On one machine it shows 100%
efivarfs 384 383 0 100% /sys/firmware/efi/efivars
On this machine it shows
efivarfs 384 265 115 70% /sys/firmware/efi/efivars
Looked online, but didn't find very useful info.
First machine has Fedora 43, and was a clean install to 42 on a
2TB drive with 16G ram.
Second machine has gone thru a number of upgrades.
duf shows slightly differrent
/sys/firmware/efi/efivars │ 384.0K │ 382.8K │ 0B │
███████████████▌ 99.7% │ efivarfs │ efivarfs
First machine is brtfs for most partitions and second is ext4?
Not clear if this is a real filesystem, or something in ram?
Didn't find anything to resize it, some talked about gparted, and
some show using but shows lots of stuff?
Machine has no Windows, or Floppy disk, or CD. Does have the
nvme 2T disk, and does have NIC.
Not sure why the size would be set to 384K?
It's not a partition or a real filesystem, it's the UEFI nvram storage
and if it gets too full, it can cause problems. I've seen a reference
to dump files that might need to be removed from there.
You could also try factory reset in the BIOS. This will probably remove
the Fedora boot entry, but that will be automatically fixed when you try
to boot from the hard drive.
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