pbignardi
commented
6 months ago Ok sorry. I have fixed it. Steps to reproduce:
- Disable secure boot in UEFI setup
- Boot into GeckoLinux
- Perform a full system update with
zypper dup - Open YaST -> Boot Loader and double check that secure boot and TPM are enabled and apply changes
- Set geckolinux-secureboot as the default boot entry Now everything should work as intended.
I apologize for opening an issue without looking more in-depth for a solution.
Hi! I wanted to try GeckoLinux on my desktop where I have two ssd. I installed GeckoLinux on one of the ssd, which was previously wiped. Even if the installation succeded, I cannot boot the new system. I found the culprit might be secure boot, as disabling it in the UEFI setup allowed me to boot into GeckoLinux. Since I cannot do without secure boot for Windows (unfortunately), is there any workaround to fix this?
Thank you in advance