I fixed the issue.
What worked, after reading the comments on an efibootmgr issue, was to:
- enable secure boot from bios
- “secure boot” was disabled (and false); I actually had to toggle “UEFI” to “legacy” and back so I would get it (disabled and) true
- I had to set a bios password in order to enable the secure boot setting
- register Fedora’s
shimx64.efi
in the secure boot trusted list from bios - change the boot order from bios, moving the new “fedora” entry to the top
- disable secure boot
I think I had secure-boot “on” at that time.