On 7/18/25 5:54 PM, Todd Zullinger
wrote:
Multiple installed systems on the same host. Four installed systems, F41, f42 and Rawhide are fedoraRobert McBroom via users wrote:The drivers work for two other installed fedora systems but the new system just goes to nouveau. Leary of doing something that would break the working systems. Would think there would be a way to connect to existing certificates.I don't think I follow you there. But it's worth going over things from the start, to help see where it has gone wrong.
following command, run as root:
mokutil --sb-state
Secure boot is enabled in the bios. Yes fedora recognizes that.
If it says only "SecureBoot enabled" then try listing all
the enrolled keys (-la is short for --list-enrolled --all):
mokutil -la
You can compare it to the output from working hosts.
mokutil -la
[MokListRT]
2bb010e24d fedoraca
9e15c765a1 HPZ440.attlocal.net-939547965
903c28f33b fedora-417764447
[MokListXRT]
0000000000 (sha256)
[PK]
bba4b07810 Hewlett-Packard UEFI Secure Boot Platform Key
[KEK]
419f5a190f Hewlett-Packard UEFI Secure Boot Key Exchange Key
31590bfd89 Microsoft Corporation KEK CA 2011
[db]
69525b095f Hewlett-Packard UEFI Secure Boot DB Key
d9e4bd4748 HP UEFI Secure Boot 2013 DB key
580a6f4cc4 Microsoft Windows Production PCA 2011
46def63b5c Microsoft Corporation UEFI CA 2011
[dbx]
6e340b9cff (sha256)
80b4d96931 (sha256)
...
Lots of similar entries to
the last line. The first three seem to be fedora specific and
are seen on all three fedora installations.
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