On 6/10/26 2:06 PM, Ranjan Maitra via users wrote:
I am getting ready to install Fedora 44 (no Windows needed), and I was
wondering what BIOS options I should change. I would like to have the machine
set up with the ability to hibernate (which I do at least a couple of times a
day).
In terms of security, I see that there are toggle buttons for TPM 2.0 Security,
Key Storage Enabled, Absolute (R), UEFI Boot Path Security (Always Except
Internal HDD), Firmware Device Tamper Detection (Silent), and Pluton Security
Processor services enabled.
Which of these options will create complications with the installation of
Fedora?
I don't see anything there that would cause a problem.
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