Open allanday opened 8 months ago
@allanday do you get any message when you reboot to apply the update? you might need to use a camera phone. You'll see fwupd-efi
1.4.... then hopefully something else. Also, does it work if you turn off SecureBoot first?
do you get any message when you reboot to apply the update? you might need to use a camera phone.
I've taken lots of pictures of the on screen boot log. I don't see any mention of fwupd. I'd be happy to pass the photos along.
does it work if you turn off SecureBoot first?
I get the same behaviour when SecureBoot is off.
This is a bug I've had for more than two years. I initially thought it was a shim issue that should have been fixed by a version bump and reported it (here for reference). That didn't work and I ended up opening a discussion. I've been running possibly vulnerable firmware for quite a while and I can't find any solution.
@allanday have you tried updating one firmware at a time?
Please try to reinstall MEFW. download here
"fwupdmgr --allow-older --allow-reinstall install [cab file]"
Please try to reinstall MEFW. download here
"fwupdmgr --allow-older --allow-reinstall install [cab file]"
I did this. After restarting gnome-software continued to list two firmware updates: ThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 2 Device Update
and ThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 2 System Update
. I've tried updating them both individually, but when I return to the updates list after restart they are still listed.
Here's the output of fwupdmgr get-history
: fwupdmgr-get-history.txt
hi sorry i missed your last input @allanday . can you please share BIOS Setup Menu screen shot...thanks!
Attempting to install firmware updates today via GNOME Software 45.1 on Fedora Workstation 39:
Hardware is a Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 2. Output of
fwupdmgr get-history
is: