Not really; the error not showing up is because the firmware doesn't
report an error, but even if it did we can't necessarily tell the user
anything from it anyway (it might not be breaking because of Boot Order
Lock).
Fallback is a "new" feature to fix other systems that don't remember how
to boot across reboots...
Closing as "Invalid": this is effectively a support request, where
firmware configuration caused fallback to fail.
** Changed in: shim (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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