It is an UEFI system, but NOT SecureBoot enabled.

I understand the reasons why your might not want to do this for
SecureBoot enabled systems (I might not like them, but I do understand
them).

In this case, I get the capability I want by making an ext2-formatted
partition on the not-easily-removable persistent storage device and
putting the ISO images there. It struck me that it should be possible to
use a UDF formatted partition - mainly because I sometimes have to
rescue broken systems, and it is convenient to be able to write out ISO
files that are larger than 2 Gigabytes on removable media that are
'cross-platform' readable and writeable.

Thank you for taking the time to comment.

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