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Enable Fedora UEFI Secure Boot with Custom Keys and Self-Signed Bootloader, Kernel, and Modules
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I'm unable to boot any fedora iso. Any clue what could cause this? I tried testing my RAM, no issues, different USB ports and drives AND redownloaded multiple times. I'm out of
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GitHub - ryanrudolfoba/SecureBootForSteamDeck: This repository contains the instructions on how to generate and install the Platform Key (PK), Key Exchange Key (KEK) and Signature Database (DB) to enable the Secure Boot functionality
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