[SOLVED] Cannot boot 8.1 iso : EFI not found
- Thread starter Corwin
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Is the bootloader/kernel signed in 8.1? secure boot possible with 8.1?
Because as far i now, secure boot is only for VM's on 8.1 but not for the host, but "Raspberry Pi Cloud" on youtube indicates that the host supports now secure booting...
Cheers
You can secureboot the host, lol.
i just enabled secure boot on the host and it cannot boot here. Maybe i have to recreate/reinitialize the grub2 partition, going to try now.
Thx for the clarification!
NICE!
https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-sysadmin.html#sysboot_secure_boot
Secure Boot works indeed without any issues on the host! Great work!
But i get fears that proxmox wont be free in future xD
However, works as expected, thanks for the clarification bill! I thought initialy they means that secure boot is just for VM's xD
Cheers
https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-sysadmin.html#sysboot_secure_boot
Secure Boot works indeed without any issues on the host! Great work!
But i get fears that proxmox wont be free in future xD
However, works as expected, thanks for the clarification bill! I thought initialy they means that secure boot is just for VM's xD
Cheers
proxmox is and will remain open source, don't worry.
I'd recommend reading [1] "What is UEFI Secure Boot NOT?" for some explanation.
[1] https://wiki.debian.org/SecureBoot
It took time to answer, sorry, yes the iso was not corrupt, re-downloaded
Tried on a host server at a cloud provider while in rescue mode, as usual, I used qemu-system-x86_64 (unsure about the version) with ovmf bios. This was reproducible on a second server, but maybe qemu was not up to date. Will try to use the latest debian release
Tried on a host server at a cloud provider while in rescue mode, as usual, I used qemu-system-x86_64 (unsure about the version) with ovmf bios. This was reproducible on a second server, but maybe qemu was not up to date. Will try to use the latest debian release
Hi. had the same problem and think i found a baypass off the truble by entering proxmox gui and select "proxmox install boot grub2" and hit 'e' on keyboard for text editing grub script. Whit out doing eny real editing i hit F10, then it boots like it should. Some how it looks like when you hitting the selection direct it bypassing the bootscript?