Apparently this is a "feature" of secure boot (at least on my laptop), that I wasn't aware of. Sorry for creating this issue on the bug tracker. rEFInd works as expected when secure boot is disabled, and I had ran EFI shell w/o secure boot earlier.
EDIT: Solved. Not a rEFInd bug. I currently have a signed unified kernel image (for secure boot with my own keys, without shim) saved as EFI/Arch/vmlinuz-linux-signed.efi (in the EFI partition), along with a refind_linux.conf saved in the same directory (EFI/Arch/) for configuration. rEFInd automatically detects the unified image, and also populates its options from the corresponding refind_linux.conf (which are seen by pressing Tab). However, these options don't do anything. I also tried to modify...
EDIT: Solved I currently have a signed unified kernel image (for secure boot with my own keys, without shim) saved as EFI/Arch/vmlinuz-linux-signed.efi (in the EFI partition), along with a refind_linux.conf saved in the same directory (EFI/Arch/) for configuration. rEFInd automatically detects the unified image, and also populates its options from the corresponding refind_linux.conf (which are seen by pressing Tab). However, these options don't do anything. I also tried to modify the default options...
Apparently this is a "feature" of secure boot, that I wasn't aware of. Sorry for creating this issue on the bug tracker. rEFInd works as expected when secure boot is disabled, and I had ran EFI shell w/o secure boot earlier.
I currently have a signed unified kernel image (for secure boot with my own keys, without shim) saved as EFI/Arch/vmlinuz-linux-signed.efi (in the EFI partition), along with a refind_linux.conf saved in the same directory (EFI/Arch/) for configuration. rEFInd automatically detects the unified image, and also populates its options from the corresponding refind_linux.conf (which are seen by pressing Tab). However, these options don't do anything. I also tried to modify the default options by editing...
Thanks for the bug fix! And thanks a lot for your help throughout the process!
@srs5694 I tried out this version with the default refind.conf, and it works!
Thanks for the build! I tested it, both with the default config, and after modifying the volume line. Both of them work exactly the same! Please go ahead an issue a merge request.