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This is not about the presence of Secure Boot, but about distrusting 3rd party CA's. For example, my Dell XPS, with default Secure Boot settings, will boot offi
by sjmulder 4y ago
This is not about the presence of Secure Boot, but about distrusting 3rd party CA's. For example, my Dell XPS, with default Secure Boot settings, will boot official Fedora builds. This will not.
- Avamander 4y agoYes, I did say it's not Secure Boot, it's part of Device Guard that OP didn't disable. It will boot say Fedora, if that option is disabled. No biggie.