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Edit: Everything works fine but

When I type exit it says "Invalid system disk"
when typing bootx64.efi my screen turns blank with a few white dots

Hey, I have mine in the works.. everything is fine, but like i can't seem to really find a way to edit the UUID or ProcessorID

hey can i use this to cheat in valorant ?

Add hashbang to script for running it without manual specifying interpreter.
sed -i "1i#!/bin/env bash\n" scripts/*.sh

It finds the SMBIOS table entry, then patches type 0 - 1 - 2 and 3 with no errors shown, however when I then type exit and boot into Ubuntu I find the output of sudo dmidecode -t 2 is the same, unlike in the reference images - I'm using an Asus Motherboard and copied the files from the .img in the downloads section of this repo

I tried everything with most frivolous methods. It patches successfully every time I try.
I even try to get out of EFI-Shell and boot the os. Despite patching, my baseboard model or product does not change. Everything remains the same.

I don't have a modern firmware and my UEFI version is 2.31 but my friend has a modern firmware and it didn't work in it.
Where are we doing wrong?

UEFI Version: 2.31
Windows Version: 1909-2004(tested)

Thats my USB

I know it's an easy fix, but still consider implementing it. Mainly making it to make people aware why it gets stuck on patching 3rd table.

as title says

I booted onto the stick and typed: spoof.efi

everything went good so I typed "exit" and windows booted (It did not restart)

when I typed "wmic diskdrive get serialnumber" nothing changed... does it even spoof the DiskDrive sn?

Greetings