Hi, I recently purchased a Thinkpad laptop, model P14s with AMD Ryzen CPU. Before installing F41 (Workstation edition, via USB key) I noticed that Secure Boot was enabled so I could not boot on the install USB key (which was expected). I disabled Secure Boot, installed F41 fine and noticed that t…

[image] Sébastien: If I enable again Secure Boot in the UEFI, laptop won’t boot (makes sense). I have read that Fedora signs the kernel, so my question is simply: how can I register (enroll) the default Fedora keys in the UEFI keys database ? (without removing existing keys and, above all, not …

Installation Fedora 41 on Thinkpad AMD P14s with Secure Boot

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yuntaz (Sakiko Togawa) April 1, 2025, 5:47pm 2

Hi! Does the solution mentioned in this post help?

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Installation Fedora 41 on Thinkpad AMD P14s with Secure Boot

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