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UEFI safeboot usually works fine with laptops, but it can be a can of worms on desktops. For example, in the past I've seen a board where the combination of bo
by vetinari 8y ago
UEFI safeboot usually works fine with laptops, but it can be a can of worms on desktops.
For example, in the past I've seen a board where the combination of booting from NVMe drive, setting up Intel RAID on SATA HDDs and Secure Boot simply didn't work together. You had to give up one of these to continue.