Open raintonr opened 1 year ago
Hmm, I just digged a little into this topic. Looks like the whole signing thing is done on users side: https://github.com/dell/dkms#secure-boot
@raintonr Can you give this mokutil steps a try?
Sadly I cannot use the BIOS/console on this machine so can't check :disappointed:
However, I did get the RPMs from @robertzaage working on another machine that I can disable secure boot on, so looks like that may well be the issue.
I guess you have no luck here, if you can't access your UEFI to enroll a MOK cert. But I'm still glad to hear that the copr RPM works well on your other machine! 🙂
Am using the fork by @robertzaage on Fedora (FC38) - https://github.com/robertzaage/gasket-driver installed from copr - https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/robertzaage/gasket-dkms.
While
lspci -vvv
shows my Coral Edge installed, and the apex kernel module is listed there (although gasket is not!), neither are loaded (verified withlsmod | grep -E 'gasket|apex'
).Looking further, one sees in
systemctl status systemd-modules-load.service
these errors:Similar to https://github.com/google-coral/edgetpu/issues/407 but for reasons beyond my control cannot disable secure boot on this system to see if that workaround solves this :cry: