SecureBoot
Version 7.8.1.xxxxx and later support SecureBoot
*SUSE 15.x does not support SecureBoot.
Installation of snapshot driver is required in SecureBoot environment.
Before using RescueBoot, you need to configure the settings.
Registering snapshot driver for MOK database
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Import the public key.
# mokutil --root-pw --import /var/lib/dkms/mok.pub
For Ubuntu only.
# mokutil --import /var/lib/shim-signed/mok/mok.der
*--Specifying the root-pw option allows you to use the root user directly.
*If not specifying the root-pw option, you will be prompted to enter the password for registering.
input password: xxxxx
input password again: xxxxx -
Reboot and register from Shim UEFI key management.

a. Press any key in 10 seconds to perform MOK management.
b. Select Enroll MOK.
c. Select Continue.
d. Select Yes.
e. Enter the passwork you configured when importing the public key in [Password :] window.
*--When using the root-pw option, enter the password for root user.
f. Select Reboot. -
After OS boots up, run the following command. If the driver version is displayed, the driver is ready for use.
# cat /proc/datto-info
Register MOK database in rescueboot
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Import certificate.
# mokutil --root-pw --import /opt/Actiphy/Debian13.cer
For Ubuntu only.
# mokutil --import /var/lib/shim-signed/mok/mok.der
*--Specifying the root-pw option allows you to use the root user directly.
*If not specifying the root-pw option, you will be prompted to enter the password for registering.
input password: xxxxx
input password again: xxxxx -
Reboot and register from Shim UEFI key management.

a. Press any key in 10 seconds to perform MOK management.
b. Select Enroll MOK.
c. Select Continue.
d. Select Yes.
e. Enter the password you configured when importing in [Password :] window.
*--When using the root-pw option, enter the password for root user.
f. Select Reboot. -
After OS boots up, configure the settings for RescueBoot and verify that you can boot from [GRUB Menu] — [AIPBE].