Used to backup the EFI partition of a Hackintosh to a remote smb server. It automaticaly mounts the correct EFI partition and creates a local and/or a remote backup. The local backup is just a .zip file containing the contents of the /EFI folder on the EFI partition (usefull in connection with at Time Machine Backup). A remote backup (backup to a smb volume) copies the content of the /EFI folder (as a .zip file) to a smb server and keeps the previous versions of the backup.
sh main.sh -l ~/efi_backup.zip -r "//username:[email protected]/home"
To automatically backup the EFI partition after every sucesfull boot, create a bash script (with file extension .command & $ chmod +x your_script.command) that calls main.sh with the correct arguments and attach it to your Login Items (System Preferences > Users & Groups > Login Items).