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I am trying to understand Secure Boot and what it is doing on my system. I am using systemd-boot as my bootloader, not shim or GRUB, and Secure Boot is reported as enabled: running mokutil --sb-state ...
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In preparation for installing Debian on my main Computer, I tried the setup in a Virtualbox first. I use encrypted BTRFS RAID1, which seems kind of special, as I've not found anyone else doing the ...
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I use systemd-boot, I have two Linux systems, identical, two so that when updating the device, one is a backup And I don't understand, I have two systems, both are visible in the menu, by default, ...
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I am trying out the systemd-boot + secure boot, it looks nice and straightforward, apt hook and systemd-boot-update.service can keep it automatically update. But I would like to keep one older version ...
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My setup used to be a dual boot system with Pop OS and Windows 10, which are both on separate SSD drives. It worked fine and now I recently just changed from Pop OS to fedora. In the install procedure ...
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I've installed Arch-linux with archinstall, choosing systemd-boot as the bootloader and with full-disk encryption. Lots of manuals refers to file /boot/loader/entries/arch.conf (or similar one), but ...
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I'm producing a yocto build, and want to enable UEFI Secure Boot on the intel machine I'm using. This is a pretty basic yocto build, using core-image-minimal and meta-intel. The artifacts it ...
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I run Arco linux, boot with systemd-boot on an LUKS encrypted btrfs root partition drive but it never ask me for a password for the root drive on boot. Not good. Where should I start looking?
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I'm having difficulties installing an image I've built with Yocto. In the past I've always used u-boot, MBR, and legacy boot. Installing Yocto meant creating boot and rootfs partitions, installing the ...
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when I try to start uo my system I get this error: [Failed] Failed to mount /boot See 'systemctl status boot.mount' for details [DEPEND] Dependency filed for Local File System then some more logs and ...
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Installing Arch to an old ASUS G74Sx with a Samsung SSD as the main system drive and a Seagate for data I've partitioned and installed system to /dev/sda for systemd-boot as so: root@archiso ~ # ...
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I'm using EndeavorOS (basically Arch), but with systemd-boot and dracut for initrd. I have a simple setup with an unencrypted boot partition and LUKS-encrypted root and swap partitions. Specifically, ...
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I have an extra systemd-boot entry for OpenBSD. $ cat /boot/loader/entries/bsd.conf title OpenBSD efi /extra/bootx64.efi It works and I manage to get into boot shell, The problem is that by default ...
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I dual-boot windows and arch on my work laptop on a single disk with lvm and a XBOOTLDR partition. I use systemd-boot as a bootloader. It worked fine for like 3 months and then suddenly, after ...
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Without having access to the physical display, how can I know if my computer is being booted by grub or systemd-boot? As I have writted on the tittle I have both /boot/grub/ and /boot/efi/EFI/systemd/ ...
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