Update: reinstalling fedora, it’s extremely slow and it’s going beyond 100%. I fkd up didn’t I?
Another case of “normie wants to ditch W11 for Linux and got backed into a corner”.
I have used Linux for a while about 20 years ago, however installing it on a modern machine is new to me.
Timeline/Data:
-Recent Dell XPS laptop
-Decrypted the SSD in W11 through shell
-Booted Fedora 42 from a usb (everything works, yay!)
-Installed on the entire disc (as intended, byebye W11)
-Reboot=> Bios doesn’t see the SSD anymore, a few reboots later I get a prompt to enter my “code” (not the typical bitlocker screen, I assume my Windows Pin?), before I even get the chance to select the damn prompt it’s already gone. After which Bios reset itself to og settings (secure boot and whatnot)
-Bios still doesn’t see the SSD.
-Fedora live does see the SSD.
What do I do now? Thx in advance!
Fedora works with secure boot, it shouldn’t need to be disabled.
Many things can go wrong with Secure Boot…
And by that I’m just saying he has to check his settings before enabling Secure boot. Especially on linux.
Yes it can until it not working on some vendors board