alfisya
I finally found the solution to my problem and here is how I did:
First of all, I created in the boot folder, a subdossary efi.
Then, with the help of the blkid terminal command, allowing me to obtain the UUID of my partition sda1, I updated the file etc/fstab by adding the following line:
UUID = 2ec8-1b40 /boot auto defaults umask = 0 0 0
Finally, in the bios of my Gigabyte motherboard, in the Bios Features section:
- I passed
CSM Support to Never, which allowed me to access the update of Secure Boot ;
- then
Secure Boot went to Enable after I validated the Load Default Boot Keys option in the Key Management section ;
- so, I left the BIOS with saving my updates, which led me to the
Enrolling The Solus Certificate screen ; then I followed the instructions described in the help of Solus (cf. link indicated above)
- I finally rebooted the computer and the terminal command:
bootctl status | grep "Secure Boot"
now displays me:
Secure Boot: Enabled (User)
Note that the boot folder now includes:
- a folder
EFI,
- a folder
loader,
- a file
System Volum Information,
- and a
solus-enroll-me.cer file.
Thank you for trying to find a solution to my request.
I would have one last question to ask you before closing this post.
Is it preferable that my HDD (my data) is configured in GPT like my SSD (my operating systems), or does it not matter?
(actually, my HDD is configured in BIOS, and the cohabitation with my SDD does not seem any problem)
Waiting for your feedback,
Best regards.
