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Doesn't that happen only after UEFI starts the boot process, and only if Secure Boot is enabled?
by tsimionescu 1y ago
Doesn't that happen only after UEFI starts the boot process, and only if Secure Boot is enabled?
- mjg59 1y agoI don't understand what "UEFI starts the boot process" means? The firmware is what initialises the hardware. If the code needed to initialise your GPU doesn't have a trusted signature then it won't be executed, and you won't have any working graphics, so you won't have a UI to let you disable secure boot. If secure boot isn't enabled in the first place then yes this isn't a problem.