I can't start bazzite with secure boot enabled

As per title I can only run bazzite with secure boot disabled no hp desktop computer. Someone can help me?
11 Replies
δDD
δDD4w ago
have you enrolled the secure boot key? most importantly, have you read and followed the documentation?
δDD
δDD4w ago
Secure Boot Instructions - Bazzite Documentation
Bazzite is a custom image built upon Fedora Atomic Desktops that brings the best of Linux gaming to all of your devices.
crazyhorse
crazyhorseOP4w ago
no i didn't followed yet the documentation and I have not enrolled the secure boot key, I just disabled for the moment. at the blue screen I just choose "continue boot"
δDD
δDD4w ago
well, you will have to follow method B of the instructions then! it is pretty much straightforward, but if you have any concern or issue, don't be afraid to tell it
crazyhorse
crazyhorseOP4w ago
how much bazzite is less safe with secureboot disabled? thx
δDD
δDD4w ago
I don't really know about this, but I believe it's a good thing to enable it according to a quick online search, disabling secure boot allows unsigned and/or potentially malicious software to run during the boot process especially when it's very easy and quick to set up, I suggest you enable it (@crazyhorse)
crazyhorse
crazyhorseOP4w ago
ok
crazyhorse
crazyhorse4w ago
I'm always the same person, I am writing from win11. I followed the steps in the link enabled secureboot and bazzite won't boot anymore What do I do now I reinstall it with secureboot enabled in the bios?
Kyle Gospo
Kyle Gospo3w ago
Disable secure boot, follow the documentation to our enroll our key, and then enable it You do not need to reinstall under any circumstance
crazyhorse
crazyhorseOP3w ago
I managed just right now to make it work. I enrolled new key using a pen drive installer usb F9 to select the source in bios and then I select usb drive and before going to install menu it asked me to enroll new key, I put universalblue password and then I tried to boot from my harddisk. it worked bazzite@bazzite:~$ sudo mokutil --sb-state [sudo] password di bazzite:
SecureBoot enabled
δDD
δDD3w ago
great! (did you forget your password lol)

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