mokutil - failing for almost all options
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In the past I've successfully created a certificate and signed the virtualbox kernel modules for use. Now, other than --sb-state, all other parameters I try when running mokutil fail miserably.
Basic info:
- Ubuntu 17.10 64bit on an Asus X99-E motherboard.
- All commands run as root..
Sample results:
--reset
Failed to write MokAuth
Failed to issue a reset request
--list-enrolled
Failed to read MokListRT: No such file or directory
--password
input password:
input password again:
Failed to write MokPW: Invalid argument
--import MOK.der
input password:
input password again:
Failed to enroll new keys
Possibly related info:
dmesg | grep -i mok
[ 9.114419] MODSIGN: Couldn't get UEFI MokListRT
Does anyone have any suggestions what I'm doing wrong? Where are MokAuth, MokListRT, MokPW, etc.. stored that it is failing to write to them?
One possibly related bit of info. The previous, successful, use of mokutil was prior to a hardware change. I had a raid controller that was randomly ejecting drives out of my array so I cloned the partitions on the array to an external drive, replaced the card, recreated new arrays and restored the partitions. This included Ubuntu's root partition.
Other than that - the machine is as it was when things were working..
Any thoughts most welcome.
Steve.
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In the past I've successfully created a certificate and signed the virtualbox kernel modules for use. Now, other than --sb-state, all other parameters I try when running mokutil fail miserably.
Basic info:
- Ubuntu 17.10 64bit on an Asus X99-E motherboard.
- All commands run as root..
Sample results:
--reset
Failed to write MokAuth
Failed to issue a reset request
--list-enrolled
Failed to read MokListRT: No such file or directory
--password
input password:
input password again:
Failed to write MokPW: Invalid argument
--import MOK.der
input password:
input password again:
Failed to enroll new keys
Possibly related info:
dmesg | grep -i mok
[ 9.114419] MODSIGN: Couldn't get UEFI MokListRT
Does anyone have any suggestions what I'm doing wrong? Where are MokAuth, MokListRT, MokPW, etc.. stored that it is failing to write to them?
One possibly related bit of info. The previous, successful, use of mokutil was prior to a hardware change. I had a raid controller that was randomly ejecting drives out of my array so I cloned the partitions on the array to an external drive, replaced the card, recreated new arrays and restored the partitions. This included Ubuntu's root partition.
Other than that - the machine is as it was when things were working..
Any thoughts most welcome.
Steve.
kernel secure-boot
asked Apr 23 at 20:28
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In the past I've successfully created a certificate and signed the virtualbox kernel modules for use. Now, other than --sb-state, all other parameters I try when running mokutil fail miserably.
Basic info:
- Ubuntu 17.10 64bit on an Asus X99-E motherboard.
- All commands run as root..
Sample results:
--reset
Failed to write MokAuth
Failed to issue a reset request
--list-enrolled
Failed to read MokListRT: No such file or directory
--password
input password:
input password again:
Failed to write MokPW: Invalid argument
--import MOK.der
input password:
input password again:
Failed to enroll new keys
Possibly related info:
dmesg | grep -i mok
[ 9.114419] MODSIGN: Couldn't get UEFI MokListRT
Does anyone have any suggestions what I'm doing wrong? Where are MokAuth, MokListRT, MokPW, etc.. stored that it is failing to write to them?
One possibly related bit of info. The previous, successful, use of mokutil was prior to a hardware change. I had a raid controller that was randomly ejecting drives out of my array so I cloned the partitions on the array to an external drive, replaced the card, recreated new arrays and restored the partitions. This included Ubuntu's root partition.
Other than that - the machine is as it was when things were working..
Any thoughts most welcome.
Steve.
kernel secure-boot
asked Apr 23 at 20:28
sa73917
111
In the past I've successfully created a certificate and signed the virtualbox kernel modules for use. Now, other than --sb-state, all other parameters I try when running mokutil fail miserably.
Basic info:
- Ubuntu 17.10 64bit on an Asus X99-E motherboard.
- All commands run as root..
Sample results:
--reset
Failed to write MokAuth
Failed to issue a reset request
--list-enrolled
Failed to read MokListRT: No such file or directory
--password
input password:
input password again:
Failed to write MokPW: Invalid argument
--import MOK.der
input password:
input password again:
Failed to enroll new keys
Possibly related info:
dmesg | grep -i mok
[ 9.114419] MODSIGN: Couldn't get UEFI MokListRT
Does anyone have any suggestions what I'm doing wrong? Where are MokAuth, MokListRT, MokPW, etc.. stored that it is failing to write to them?
One possibly related bit of info. The previous, successful, use of mokutil was prior to a hardware change. I had a raid controller that was randomly ejecting drives out of my array so I cloned the partitions on the array to an external drive, replaced the card, recreated new arrays and restored the partitions. This included Ubuntu's root partition.
Other than that - the machine is as it was when things were working..
Any thoughts most welcome.
Steve.
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You should run above commands with sudo privilege.
eg: sudo mokutil --password to set new password
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You should run above commands with sudo privilege.
eg: sudo mokutil --password to set new password
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You should run above commands with sudo privilege.
eg: sudo mokutil --password to set new password
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You should run above commands with sudo privilege.
eg: sudo mokutil --password to set new password
answered Aug 18 at 14:01
Maduka Jayalath
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You should run above commands with sudo privilege.
eg: sudo mokutil --password to set new password
answered Aug 18 at 14:01
Maduka Jayalath
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answered Aug 18 at 14:01
Maduka Jayalath
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answered Aug 18 at 14:01
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answered Aug 18 at 14:01
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