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Support creating secure-boot enabled images #51

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rgrunbla opened this issue Nov 24, 2022 · 2 comments · Fixed by #65
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Support creating secure-boot enabled images #51

rgrunbla opened this issue Nov 24, 2022 · 2 comments · Fixed by #65
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@rgrunbla
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Hello,

Right now, the generated images are not bootable « by default » on UEFI computers with microsoft keys, as the generated iso is not signed. Indeed, he grub-mkstandalone creates an efi boot file that is not signed (as we don't have access to the keys to do so). Is there a way to rely on grub-shim or other signed alternative to boot the iso without to have to deal with secure boot keys, in this project ?

Thanks !

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mvallim commented Sep 8, 2024

Hello,

Right now, the generated images are not bootable « by default » on UEFI computers with microsoft keys, as the generated iso is not signed. Indeed, he grub-mkstandalone creates an efi boot file that is not signed (as we don't have access to the keys to do so). Is there a way to rely on grub-shim or other signed alternative to boot the iso without to have to deal with secure boot keys, in this project ?

Thanks !

@rgrunbla,

In the new version:

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All steps describe in README or use scripts.

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I have found that the only way I can boot into live iso is to disable secure boot and do install. Then i go create MOK key using the mok-util and re-enable secure boot. Am I missing something?

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