v2.7

UEFI:NTFS v2.7

Fix regression where the ARM/ARM64 version was loading an improper NTFS driver (#62, with thanks to @Mark-MnetCS)
This release was build from GitHub Actions on Linux/Ubuntu using gcc and edk2-stable202508.01 (https://github.com/pbatard/uefi-ntfs/actions/runs/21825392561).
The _signed binaries are the Secure Boot signed versions (In a Secure Boot enabled environment, these should be used with the _signed versions of the NTFS drivers found here)
Note that the 32-bit ARM version is not Secure Boot signed, as Microsoft's current policies require additional validation for the signing of 32-bit ARM UEFI binaries. And at the moment, Microsoft does not appear to be signing RISC-V or LoongArch binaries for Secure Boot, so those aren't signed either.

UEFI:NTFS v2.7

Fix regression where the ARM/ARM64 version was loading an improper NTFS driver (#62, with thanks to @Mark-MnetCS)
This release was build from GitHub Actions on Linux/Ubuntu using gcc and edk2-stable202508.01 (https://github.com/pbatard/uefi-ntfs/actions/runs/21825392561).
The _signed binaries are the Secure Boot signed versions (In a Secure Boot enabled environment, these should be used with the _signed versions of the NTFS drivers found here)
Note that the 32-bit ARM version is not Secure Boot signed, as Microsoft's current policies require additional validation for the signing of 32-bit ARM UEFI binaries. And at the moment, Microsoft does not appear to be signing RISC-V or LoongArch binaries for Secure Boot, so those aren't signed either.

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