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Enable Secure Boot Setup Mode. This usually involves entering the BIOS and selecting an option to do so. On some BIOS implementations, there is not an explicit option to do so, but it will enter setup mode if one clears all Secure Boot keys. | Enable Secure Boot Setup Mode. This usually involves entering the BIOS and selecting an option to do so. On some BIOS implementations, there is not an explicit option to do so, but it will enter setup mode if one clears all Secure Boot keys. | ||
Now, run <code>sbctl enroll-keys -m -f | Now, run <code>sbctl enroll-keys -m -f</code> to actually enroll your keys. | ||
You can now rebuild with <code>boot.loader.limine.secureBoot.enable</true> set to true, and disable Secure Boot setup mode. | You can now rebuild with <code>boot.loader.limine.secureBoot.enable</true> set to true, and disable Secure Boot setup mode. | ||