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> The easy way is to... opt out of secure boot. Get an exception if your compliance program demands it. Not going to happen. Secure Boot is a mandatory require
by doublerabbit 1y ago
> The easy way is to... opt out of secure boot. Get an exception if your compliance program demands it.
Not going to happen. Secure Boot is a mandatory requirement in this scenario.
I can't talk further because NDA, but sure am confused by the downvotes for asking a question.
- bravetraveler 1y agoFair 'nuff; say no more -- I get it. Neat they don't mind a 'plugged' kernel, otherwise :) I find the situation interesting to say the least! I'll hit this post positively in an attempt to counter the down-trend. edit: well, that was for squat.