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streulma | cyphermox ? | 20:13 |
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cyphermox | hi | 20:13 |
streulma | 16.04 installer disabled my Secure Boot | 20:13 |
streulma | in Shim | 20:13 |
streulma | how can I enable it again ? | 20:13 |
cyphermox | sudo mokutil --enable-validation | 20:13 |
cyphermox | but it's *supposed* to disable it, if you have any dkms package installed, as otherwise soon those modules will not be loaded by the kernel | 20:14 |
cyphermox | by "soon", I mean possibly next week | 20:15 |
streulma | is Secure Boot then also disabled on PC's where you CAN'T disable Secure Boot ? | 20:38 |
streulma | cyphermox you are a life saver ! | 20:41 |
cyphermox | you can't "can't disable Secure Boot" when it comes to Linux | 20:42 |
cyphermox | ie. the change is done in shim and thus does not affect Windows at all | 20:42 |
cyphermox | the update that does this also should be asking you to confirm before applying the change | 20:43 |
streulma | so you can install Linux on all pc's from now? :-o | 20:43 |
cyphermox | well, that depends | 20:43 |
cyphermox | some weird BIOSes may not be able to do the right thing | 20:43 |
streulma | I have an asus notebook | 20:44 |
cyphermox | ie. if you can't boot EFI, it's not going to install in EFI, and thus won't do anything to Secure Boot | 20:44 |
streulma | no but on some you can't disable secure boot | 20:44 |
cyphermox | I don't know | 20:44 |
cyphermox | the Ubuntu CDs are signed, so you should be able to boot them even with Secure Boot enabled, provided that the BIOS has a Microsoft key loaded to verify the signature -- most do | 20:45 |
streulma | I thought, ah :-) they disable secure boot in shim so they found a way to do it without affecting the bios | 20:45 |
cyphermox | what we're changing is some kind of flag that only affects things loaded via shim | 20:46 |
cyphermox | and *only* if there are dkms packages detected, otherwise it's unnecessary to disable Secure Boot | 20:46 |
streulma | virtualbox needs dkms | 20:46 |
cyphermox | yes, that's possible | 20:47 |
streulma | and for Fedora you need to self sign and probe with mokutil | 20:47 |
cyphermox | right | 20:47 |
streulma | in Ubuntu it is signed with the Canonical key I think | 20:47 |
cyphermox | you can still do that, we're just making it possible for users to skip the self-signing part because it's a little complicated, and instead disable shim validation | 20:47 |
streulma | ah, :-) | 20:48 |
cyphermox | we'll do some thing to make it easy for users to self-sign instead in the future | 20:48 |
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