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From: Samuel S. <sa...@si...> - 2018-05-25 19:14:01
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On 05/25/2018 09:34 AM, Aaron Armstrong Skomra wrote: > To my knowledge this is the first time someone has asked for a support > with installing on a secure boot system. A google search shows only 1 > similar question to yours, asked in the past few days[1]. Maybe Jason > or Ping remembers this type of request before? Anways, please bear > with us as we get up to speed on this issue. > > The 'sbsign' command is only necessary for signing a kernel (not a > module) so you wont need that here. I believe, after finding a system > to test on, that the trouble you're experiencing is that the signed > driver isn't installing. Running through the process, I get the > following errors during the "sudo make install" step of installation: I have done this before with a 3rd party driver. You have to sign the kernel module with your key and you have to register your key with the boot system using (at least on Fedora) mokutil. Otherwise, the kernel won't load the module. |