Closed neigga closed 3 years ago
Yes, you can probably rename your original bootx64.efi
or grubx64.efi
to grubx64_real.efi
, then copy bootx64.efi
and grubx64.efi
from the disk, and it should work. But why would you want that? It's easier to either disable Secure Boot or disable validation in Shim (using mokutil --disable-validation
).
i have pre-installed ubuntu partition with full root/physical access. can i overwrite existing grub2 files with these to disable secureboot?