[SOLVED] QUICK HELP How to disable secureboot VM?

[Redicat]

I am getting PCIE ACCES DENIED and DENIED premissions when booting into my VM

My question: How do you disable Secure BOOT IN VM??

https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/qil7qy/unable_to_pxe_boot_uefibased_vms/hjkc58b/

 

[Redicat]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=js_Xoa0f8zM

Solved

guys pls react quicker in future bc this issue was really * easy to fix obviously thank you

 

[Neobin]

guys pls react quicker in future bc this issue was really * easy to fix obviously thank you

Seriously?

How about doing a quick google and/or forum search in the future, if you don't want to rely on other people, which help here for free (in their free time)!

 

[Redicat]

Seriously?

How about doing a quick google and/or forum search in the future, if you don't want to rely on other people, which help here for free (in their free time)!

Yeah but it tooks hours "google" isn't always straight forward idek

 

[Redicat]

Seriously?

How about doing a quick google and/or forum search in the future, if you don't want to rely on other people, which help here for free (in their free time)!

Your right ok... i give it to ya, i didn't pay for active subscription (support) lol

 

[Neobin]

Your right ok... i give it to ya, i didn't pay for active subscription (support) lol

This was not the point. Even if you had a subscription, your post was out of the Proxmox staff's business times anyway. So opening a support ticket instead of a forum post, had most likely also not give you a faster answer.

This is an official community forum. It does not matter, if you have a subscription or not.

But in my opinion it is rude to demand on an answer (even more within a short timespan) from other people which, as I said, help here in their free time or in case of the Proxmox staff in their business times, but also for free.

 

[nick.kopas]

Yeah but it tooks hours "google" isn't always straight forward idek

Adding my two cents...

If you had read through the entire thread on reddit I mentioned, you would have found the answer to your question as well as an explanation of the actual root cause. (Enabling Pre-Enroll Keys when creating the EFI partition.)

Working with Proxmox (even as a hobbyist) is complicated and requires a large investment of time. Many of us here have spent countless hours troubleshooting problems. We're all passionate and more than willing to share what we've learned... but your posts seem increasingly unappreciative.

A better approach would've have been to simply post the link to the tutorial video with a brief explanation of how you solved the issue. You figured it out on your own, enjoy the sense of accomplishment and pay it forward. That's how this community works!

 

[Redicat]

Adding my two cents...

If you had read through the entire thread on reddit I mentioned, you would have found the answer to your question as well as an explanation of the actual root cause. (Enabling Pre-Enroll Keys when creating the EFI partition.)

Working with Proxmox (even as a hobbyist) is complicated and requires a large investment of time. Many of us here have spent countless hours troubleshooting problems. We're all passionate and more than willing to share what we've learned... but your posts seem increasingly unappreciative.

M8 no "
actual root cause. (Enabling Pre-Enroll Keys when creating the EFI partition.)" nope it's secureboot ESC+EUFIBIOS+DISABLE_SECURE_BOOT... easy as f* to just tell me to ESC but it took like 7+ hours for a reply with "seriously" ... sorry.... not enough. it's not "unappreciative" i am just being ignored and people are disintrested in the thread by purpose.

nope reading reddit wouldn't solved the issue for me imo and other people wouldn't know so it's like stupid to assume people cared.

The fact @Neobin ignored the problem and blindingly liking your post on purpose and pure hate tells me enough instead of just helping me :/

 

[Redicat]

This was not the point. Even if you had a subscription, your post was out of the Proxmox staff's business times anyway. So opening a support ticket instead of a forum post, had most likely also not give you a faster answer.

This is an official community forum. It does not matter, if you have a subscription or not.

But in my opinion it is rude to demand on an answer (even more within a short timespan) from other people which, as I said, help here in their free time or in case of the Proxmox staff in their business times, but also for free.

Short timespan... it's like 8 hours... lol 8 hours "short" and for "seriously" instead of just helping me you just find excuses......

 

[Neobin]

M8 no "
actual root cause. (Enabling Pre-Enroll Keys when creating the EFI partition.)" nope it's secureboot ESC+EUFIBIOS+DISABLE_SECURE_BOOT... easy as f* to just tell me to ESC but it took like 7+ hours for a reply with "seriously" ... sorry.... not enough. it's not "unappreciative" i am just being ignored and people are disintrested in the thread by purpose.

nope reading reddit wouldn't solved the issue for me imo and other people wouldn't know so it's like stupid to assume people cared.

The fact @Neobin ignored the problem and blindingly liking your post on purpose and pure hate tells me enough instead of just helping me :/

Short timespan... it's like 8 hours... lol 8 hours "short" and for "seriously" instead of just helping me you just find excuses......

If you are expecting/needing guaranteed personal 24/7/365 support within minutes, this is the wrong place here.
For this you have to find a support service provider who can offer this and pay him for this.
Now I have played the money-card!

Good luck...

 

[somehume]

Adding my two cents...

If you had read through the entire thread on reddit I mentioned, you would have found the answer to your question as well as an explanation of the actual root cause. (Enabling Pre-Enroll Keys when creating the EFI partition.)

Working with Proxmox (even as a hobbyist) is complicated and requires a large investment of time. Many of us here have spent countless hours troubleshooting problems. We're all passionate and more than willing to share what we've learned... but your posts seem increasingly unappreciative.

A better approach would've have been to simply post the link to the tutorial video with a brief explanation of how you solved the issue. You figured it out on your own, enjoy the sense of accomplishment and pay it forward. That's how this community works!

Thanks for that Reddit link!