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What exactly is MOK in Linux for? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange First, the MOK is created and prepared for installation while the OS is running, and a one-time password is created to protect the second phase of the installation process Then, the system is rebooted, and the shimx64 efi will detect that a MOK installation process has been started, and shows the blue MOK Manager screen at boot
How to enroll MOK after choosing continue boot option? I wanted to install nvidia drivers at my Ubuntu 24 04 with Secure Boot enabled, so i got promted to set a MOK key, rebooted my laptop and then accidently pushed enter, so quot;Continue boot quot;
Security boot and mok password - Unix Linux Stack Exchange The "MOK password" seems to be often misunderstood Ubuntu includes automation to create and register a Machine Owner's Key (MOK) for Secure Boot, if the system has Secure Boot enabled The process of registering can be started, but cannot be completed while any operating system is running, because the registration process must be certain that the command to register the MOK actually comes
MOKutil: Enroll key of already installed driver You don't enroll a specific signature; you enroll the (public part of the) key you use to make the signatures Usually (= unless you take over the control of the entire Secure Boot key hierarchy on your system), that key is called the Machine Owner's Key, or MOK for short Since Zorin is based on Ubuntu, which is in turn based on Debian, I'd expect that the standard location for the MOK
About Secure Boot, MOK and NVRAM - Unix Linux Stack Exchange Good evening, after searching on google I didn't find the answer to my question When installing a distribution such as Ubuntu with secure boot activated, the installer creates a MOK key in the NVRAM
Enroll MOK dialog after the 1-st reboot when you install Linux Mint . . . 1 What is the initial "Continue boot" or "Enroll MOK" dialog that appears when you install Mint and reboot for the first time? That is produced by shimx64 efi when it detects that there is a new MOK in a OS-accessible UEFI NVRAM variable, waiting to be installed 2 If I had enrolled the MOK key, would Virtualbox have installed without asking me to do anything? Most likely, yes 2 5 What
Cant generate secure boot keys for installing nvidia drivers I then attempted the very professional technique of skipping that step and going to the next line being sudo mokutil --import var lib dkms mok pub # prompts for one-time password but this outputs Failed to get file status, var lib dkms mok pub I know i can just disable secure boot but at this point it is personal
linux - Could not create MokListRT: volume full etc when trying to boot . . . The errors indicate the UEFI NVRAM that is used to store UEFI boot variables and other firmware settings seems to be full Run sudo efibootmgr -v: if it displays a large number of obsolete boot entries (i e referring to disks or operating systems you no longer have installed), use sudo efibootmgr -B -b <XXXX> to delete them Replace <XXXX> with the number of the BootXXXX boot entry you wish
Disable MOK password prompt, load GRUB immediately The MOK password prompt typically only runs once at initial machine set up It is probably running more often because it has never succeeded Typically the MOK password utility is only activated when secure boot is enabled AND you install a driver that must be compiled (like the nvidia dkms driver) In order for a driver like this to load at boot, it must be signed So a MOK key is created and
grub2 - Cant load self-signed kernel with Secure Boot on: bad shim . . . MOK pem is generated on Ubuntu Debian systems with extended usage attributes set to support kernel module signing only That certificate is not usable to sign UEFI bootloaders or kernels as needed to pass verification by shim