It might be helpful to take a closer look to see exactly what has changed.
For example, do a binary comparison:
$ cmp -bl old/efi.img new/efi/img
Or loop mount the img files and examine the contents:
$ mkdir mntold
$ mkdir mntnew
$ sudo mount -o loop old/efi.img mntold
$ sudo mount -o loop new/efi.img mntnew
mount may want to make its own changes so make sure the img files are writable.
It might be helpful to take a closer look to see exactly what has changed.
For example, do a binary comparison:
$ cmp -bl old/efi.img new/efi/img
Or loop mount the img files and examine the contents:
$ mkdir mntold
$ mkdir mntnew
$ sudo mount -o loop old/efi.img mntold
$ sudo mount -o loop new/efi.img mntnew
mount may want to make its own changes so make sure the img files are writable.