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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 month ago

Got a "Perform MOK management" screen while trying to boot Linux Mint without Secure Boot with UEFI, what does it mean?

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Got a "Perform MOK management" screen while trying to boot Linux Mint without Secure Boot with UEFI, what does it mean?

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 month ago

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So I ended up following instructions I found online and disabled secure boot in my BIOS and then tried to boot Linux Mint (version 21.2, Cinnamon Edition) with UEFI OS. However, as soon as I did that, i got a “Perform MOK management” screen that said the following:

Continue boot Enroll MOK Enroll key from disk Enroll hash from disk

Can anyone tell me what this means and what I should do? Do keep in mind I’m a total newbie when it comes to Linux. Thanks in advance!

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Thanks for the explanation! I disabled Secure Boot, though, so how did this still happen?
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  You can still do MOK management when Secure Boot is off.
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    Thank you for your response! So I can select Continue boot, install Mint and then reenable Secure Boot after I’m done installing?

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