Yes, I disabled the "Security Chip" there - I guess it is the same as
the "TTL Chip" you mention - and the problems have disappeared. Thanks a
lot.
Remains the question of what the security or TPM chip does for Linux. So
far I only found references to Windows. As I do not use a Windows boot
opt
Disabling the TTL chip in the security tab in the BIOS works for me (kernel
6.8.0-47-generic).
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/2059738/comments/14
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