| Bug ID | 1094015 |
|---|---|
| Summary | shim key management is shown at boot after every kernel upgrade (secure boot disabled) |
| Classification | openSUSE |
| Product | openSUSE Tumbleweed |
| Version | Current |
| Hardware | Other |
| OS | Other |
| Status | NEW |
| Severity | Normal |
| Priority | P5 - None |
| Component | Bootloader |
| Assignee | jsrain@suse.com |
| Reporter | lbeltrame@kde.org |
| QA Contact | jsrain@suse.com |
| Found By | --- |
| Blocker | --- |
As the summary states, with every kernel upgrade, the subsequent reboot shows
the shim key management interface ("MOK Key Management"). This has been seen on
three different machines:
1. Thinkpad T470
2. Dell Precision 3620
3. Self-assembled machine with a Z77 Intel chipset (ASUS) and its latest UEFI
BIOS
In all cases, secure boot was explicitly disabled, so there would be no need
for it.