[04:02] Greetings.. I am looking into the following bug which affects me - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1449438 - I would like to be able to build the module, but have hit several snags with UEFI and am not sure o the best way to proceed in order to built the kernel modules. 1) Get them signed with MOK (have stuck several issues here); or 2) Turn off SecureBoot [04:02] Ubuntu bug 1449438 in linux (Ubuntu) "Marvell 88W8797 wifi (module mwifiex) does not work on Surface Pro" [High,Incomplete] [04:06] I get SSL erors when I try to run the 'modules_install' target, so signing is not working for some reason. Also, when I try to install a MOK with 'update-secureboot-policy' it won't do it unless I have a another module using DKMS (or so the message claims). This is all with linux-5.0.0 on Dingo. [08:51] Hi, sorry that question - I'm using the HWE Kernel in Ubuntu 18.04 with a self compiled kernel. Today a system upgrade receives debian and debian.hwe directory in /usr/src/linux-source-4.18.0, how do we apply them to the extracted kernel source? [08:57] I extracted and compiled the kernel source in /home/[user]/.src/ , and don't know it is enough to copy them both to that position or have to use 'patch' or something else. [09:34] Can anyone point me to a suitable DKMS package that I can use to setup MOK? This appears to be the easiest way to create a MOK on my system. [09:45] Okay, I compiled the sources with and without that both directorys and 'make deb-pkg' apply them.. solved, thanks. [14:01] Following up on a previous message.. I am trying to use 'kmodsign' to sign a module, and it only works if I give the fill pathname of the MOK.priv and MOC.der files. [14:04] It looks like this is what is causing the problem with the command ''make -C /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/build M=$(pwd) modules_install" (I get the same errors) [14:05] Should I report this? === himcesjf_ is now known as him-cesjf