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Reference: raito/lanzaboote#447
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I followed the quickstart up until this point:
https://github.com/nix-community/lanzaboote/blob/master/docs/QUICK_START.md#entering-secure-boot-setup-mode
After enabling secure boot, attempting to boot leads to
Selecting OK on this prompt boots to Windows
Disabling secure boot lets me boot into NixOS again
What does
sbctl status
say?looks good, you enrolled the keys just fine. what does
sudo sbctl verify
say tho?That gives
Same here. I'm on an Acer Nitro N50-620. My BIOS doesn't have an option to enter setup mode, the only key management option is to delete all keys, and I can't manually delete the PK from BIOS, I've tried with efitools'
efi-updatevar
, but that didn't work either.Deleting all keys "should" be fine as long as you:
If you do, do at your own risk. I did this and it worked just fine
I have exactly the same issue with an ASUS PRIME-Z790-P (firmware version 1820). I successfully enrolled the key in setup mode, but booting with 'Windows UEFI Mode' and in 'Standard mode' gives me a secure boot violation due to an invalid signature (and I can boot on windows too).
After updating the revocation list I got a bad shim error, had to reset again. But I'm guessing it will just come back.