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I thought Microsoft requires UEFI + secure boot for Windows, and with no disabling option in the firmware setup, for Windows Arm PC? Or maybe it was "only" Micr
by temac 2y ago
I thought Microsoft requires UEFI + secure boot for Windows, and with no disabling option in the firmware setup, for Windows Arm PC? Or maybe it was "only" Microsoft Secure Boot and you can actually use a Linux distro? If this is the latter case, can you build and run the kernel you want or not?
- spookie 2y agoYou can use secure boot on select distros. Coincidentally, they're the better ones as well (Debian, Fedora, openSUSE, etc...)
- superb_dev 2y agoYou should also be able to enroll your own keys to boot any distro under secure boot
- wkat4242 2y agoYeah but then you need to resign every update, if the distro doesn't do it for you.
- wmf 2y agoSecure boot can now be disabled on ARM.