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This is no longer the case in the current hardware certification requirements

• abrowne 8y ago
  It's no longer required that you are able to turn it off on x86-64, that you can't turn it off on ARM or both?
  • floatboth 8y ago
    From what I've seen on the internet, you can turn secure boot off, select USB boot, but a blank screen after that with linux/aarch64 images. We really need to get these laptops (NovaGo etc.) into the hands of experienced developers to figure out what the deal is.
  • mjg59 8y ago
    It is no longer required that it be force-enabled on ARM.