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Good morning, everyone.
For a long time I solve a problem with an external SATA port on the Armed UEFI secure boot. Secondary Discs are visible only in legacy mode, or when turned off UEFI. I tried the instructions in various discussions downgrade and upgrade the bios, but always with the same result. Should not somebody please advice or a solution to what to do with this horror can be done?
Thank you very much for your response.
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SiggiTron,
You seem to be saying that you are upset because external devices are not supported for UEFI secure boot. I believe that this is intentional. The concept of secure boot is that the BIOS is certifying to the O/S that a chain of trust exists for all devices. I do not believe that it can make this claim with an external device in the picture; it could be replaced at any time by anybody. You will need to choose whether you want an encapsulated secure system or an open insecure system.
Just my opinion...
...S
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Hello Scott, thank you for your response. Problem solved downgrade from
BIOS rev. 66 to 64. I use linux system with LVM array disks and there
are already correctly seen as UEFI Secure mod.
Have a nice day
Siggi

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