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I said "typical". Most desktop and server computers do not have or do not fully enable Secure Boot (or else you would not be able to plug in a random 5-year old

by mrb 13y ago

I said "typical". Most desktop and server computers do not have or do not fully enable Secure Boot (or else you would not be able to plug in a random 5-year old NIC whose firmware is not signed).

mjg59 13y ago
Pretty much all desktop systems shipped in the past 8 months have fully enabled Secure Boot by default. Yes, this means that you can't plug in a random 5-year old NIC and PXE, just like it means you can't plug in an older graphics card and get any output before the OS starts.