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When booted you can turn off validation in shim this way:Įnter 2 times a simple “input password” (like “12345678”), which is needed by MokManager. * Option 2: “Tell” shim to disable secureboot-validation to allow load of unsigned kernels and modules, this would keep SecureBoot enabled in UEFI.įor option 2, you would somehow first need to boot with a LiveUSB which has already a signed kernel, e.g.
#LINUX LIVE USB SECURE BOOT INSTALL#
* Option 1: Install Debian’s signed kernel followed by live-kernel updater, to make Debian’s kernel available at LiveBoot. In order to boot with antiX21 with having SecuBoot enabled within UEFI: two options. efi-shim is signed by Microsoft and controls secure boot handling, it passes the secure-boot state enabled in UEFI-firmware to efi-GRUB and locksdown any load of un-signed kernels and modules. Is it an intended change or you are working on it? Best Regards PyladesĪntiX-21 Live/USB is using Debian’s signed efi-GRUB and efi-shim. Version 19.4 boots perfectly in toram mode with persistence on.
I cannot turn off secure boot as it is a locked company laptop. In opposite to 19.4 I cannot boot it on my company laptop due to Secure boot message on the inital screen. Hi folks, I’ve just installed AntiX21 on my 3.0 UBS using as usual rufus-3.17p or LinuxLive USB Creator 2.9.4.
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