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After conversion would not boot up with secure boot on. #16

Open Fratm opened 3 years ago

Fratm commented 3 years ago

My working centos box has never had issues with secure boot, but after converting to Rocky using the script, it no longer was happy with secure boot, needed to disable it in BIOS in order to get system to boot up.

nazunalika commented 3 years ago

Thank you for the report. Please note that secure boot is currently not supported and won't be supported for a while.

JoshuaPK commented 3 years ago

@nazunalika Oddly enough this is not what I found. Perhaps this is a defect of some sort, but I am indeed booting Rocky in SecureBoot mode. I had to disable SecureBoot mode to run the migrate2rocky script. But after I rebooted after the migration, I noticed that Rocky was in my UEFI boot menu. So I turned SecureBoot on, and Rocky booted up just fine.

pajamian commented 3 years ago

The issue is that we are currently working to obtain secure boot keys for RockyLinux, and until we do SecureBoot won't (or shouldn't) work with RockyLinux. I'm honestly not sure how it worked for you JoshuaPK, perhaps you had installed your own keys and signed with those?