Speaking of UEFI ... if anyone wants to try Secure Boot with OVMF—the open source implementation of UEFI for virtual machines—in a Linux-based environment, here

Speaking of UEFI ... if anyone wants to try Secure Boot with OVMF—the open source implementation of UEFI for virtual machines—in a Linux-based environment, here's a stupid shell script (usual caveat, please inspect it before you run :-)) that I sometimes use for testing. It installs a minimal (@core-only in 'kickstart' parlance) Fedora with Secure Boot, which you can verify by `dmesg | grep Secure` once the guest boots. I wrote this script on a Fedora 29 host, with KVM (the Kernel-based Virtual Machine), libvirt, QEMU and OVMF / EDK2 packages. [1] https://kashyapc.fedorapeople.org/Create-a-SecureBoot-enabled-VM.bash https://kashyapc.fedorapeople.org/Create-a-SecureBoot-enable...