zepp wrote: ↑Tue May 30, 2023 1:55 pm
MiscBits wrote: ↑Mon May 29, 2023 5:01 pm
Baffled -as you seem to answer your own problem:
Well, I wish I could run Raspberry Pi Desktop in Secure Boot mode, without switching off and on permanently in BIOS settings.
Secure Boot is a guarantee of security in modern OS. And Linux distibutions such as Ubuntu handle it without trouble, why not RaspiOS?
There is a recent contribution from an RPi Engineer about Secure Boot here -
viewtopic.php?t=352061#p2110381
But I believe that is about running on arm-based Raspberry Pi hardware. Which is the only hardware platform that RasPiOS runs on.
This subforum relates to Debian for PC or Mac hardware, with the cosmetic addition of the 'Raspberry Pi' Desktop GUI. So if you find a general solution for Debian on 'Windows PC' hardware that provides secure boot it will almost certainly be applicable to this particular distribution.
At least, that's my understanding... Which, as ever, may be flawed.