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Add a --validation-state | -v command line option to show the current shim validation process state (enabled or disabled).
--validation-state | -v
If I understand correctly, the validation state is different than the sb-state; sb-state can be SecureBoot enabled even if the shim validation is disabled (https://askubuntu.com/questions/831574/re-enable-secure-boot-mok-secure-boot).
SecureBoot enabled
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I'll take that into consideration. Thanks. Meanwhile, you can check /sys/firmware/efi/efivars/MokSBStateRT-* for the validation state.
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There is no MokSBState file (Ubuntu 16.04)
MokSBStateRT only exists if MoKSBState is set.
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Add a
--validation-state | -v
command line option to show the current shim validation process state (enabled or disabled).If I understand correctly, the validation state is different than the sb-state; sb-state can be
SecureBoot enabled
even if the shim validation is disabled (https://askubuntu.com/questions/831574/re-enable-secure-boot-mok-secure-boot).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: