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		const_cast 3 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Linux and Secure Boot certificate expiration Only on x86 secure boot implementations. On most devices with trusted boot, you don't have this option.

nicman23 89 days ago [–]

uefi on non x86 is a non starter for most people anyways. not that uboot is better

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