The text in the usage section did not mention that some firmware might need Microsoft certificates as well, so I copied pasted it from line 48.
I noticed on a Reddit comment though that there's a warning if option ROM is detected, so this warning might be unnecessary. However, I also found issue #212, so I'm not sure if option ROM will always be reliably detected. Feel free to reject this PR if there is already a reliable warning when you have option ROM (I don't so I can't test).
I also did not include the -m flag by default in the sbctl enroll-keys, since I was not sure how widespread OpROMs are.
Some $s were also changed to #s to indicate that they should be run as root (didn't want to make a separate PR for changing 7 characters). I'm not familiar with asciidoc, so hopefully #s don't have special meaning.
The text in the usage section did not mention that some firmware might need Microsoft certificates as well, so I copied pasted it from line 48.
I noticed on a Reddit comment though that there's a warning if option ROM is detected, so this warning might be unnecessary. However, I also found issue #212, so I'm not sure if option ROM will always be reliably detected. Feel free to reject this PR if there is already a reliable warning when you have option ROM (I don't so I can't test).
I also did not include the
-m
flag by default in thesbctl enroll-keys
, since I was not sure how widespread OpROMs are.Some
$
s were also changed to#
s to indicate that they should be run as root (didn't want to make a separate PR for changing 7 characters). I'm not familiar with asciidoc, so hopefully#
s don't have special meaning.