Note: this might be because I have kernel lockdown set to confidentiality.
I was fixing up my secure boot settings, so I booted into the firmware and deleted all keys, then rebooted. To make sure that it was actually reset, I decided to run sudo sbctl reset. After entering my password, my entire computer hung (couldn't access other ttys, so it wasn't WM).
I don't know if this happens in user mode too, but I can test if requested. I don't know where I can find logfiles, but there are no coredumps that I can find.
Also, this might just be a me problem, and I have no way to check.
Note: this might be because I have kernel lockdown set to confidentiality.
I was fixing up my secure boot settings, so I booted into the firmware and deleted all keys, then rebooted. To make sure that it was actually reset, I decided to run
sudo sbctl reset. After entering my password, my entire computer hung (couldn't access other ttys, so it wasn't WM).I don't know if this happens in user mode too, but I can test if requested. I don't know where I can find logfiles, but there are no coredumps that I can find.
Also, this might just be a me problem, and I have no way to check.