Disable secure boot from terminal

[diefis]

Hi,

Open a terminal (Ctrl + Alt + T), and execute sudo mokutil --disable-validation.
Enter a temporary password between 8 to 16 digits (not characters: * &% $ £ "/^etc ...).
Enter the same password again to confirm.
Reboot the system and press any key when you see the blue screen (MOK management).

[Michel]

This is already well known on the forum here. But thanks for letting us know.

[diefis]

@Michel

This is already well known on the forum here. But thanks for letting us know.

I searched for a long time on Zorin forum but I did not find it ... I saw that with the last update the action was available, but I chose a password with "*" and it did not recognize it ... Now I have enabled secure bot but I wanted to understand how to access from the terminal.
To check if it is enabled from the terminal do you know the command?
Thanks for your help.

[diefis]

@diefis

I searched for a long time on Zorin forum but I did not find it ... I saw that with the last update the action was available, but I chose a password with "*" and it did not recognize it ... Now I have enabled secure bot but I wanted to understand how to access from the terminal.
To check if it is enabled from the terminal do you know the command?
Thanks for your help.

I found the command ...

sudo mokutil --sb-state

Thanks!

[Aravisian]

I mistook this as a guide, not a question. I have moved it back to General help.

[carmar]

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