[Bug 2043907] Re: Memtest gives "bad shim signature" error

2024-11-08 Thread Richard Henschel
I am running 24.10 and the previous workaround would give me no shim error and would immediately return back to the boot menu. I forced a phased grub update on an HP Victus 15-fb1XXX and memtest I had previously signed as previously now works fine. sudo apt --with-new-pkgs upgrade grub-efi-amd64

[Bug 2043907] Re: Memtest gives "bad shim signature" error

2024-07-07 Thread Didi Kohen
I found a workaround that doesn't require to disable secure boot: Get the latest memtest (or at least above 6.10) Use these instructions to create a machine owner key (remove the .2 at the end of the extendedKeyUsage line in the config file) and enroll it (you don't need to reboot twice to Ubuntu