I was surprised to find out that Arch does not support Secure boot. This is easy to turn off if you are installing this on a host computer.
This is harder to turn off, if you are installing this on a VM under KVM/QEMU or VirtualBox. It's all or none, so if you already have
some VMs with secure boot running, you can't disable secure boot or you'll break them.
wiki.archlinux.org
This is harder to turn off, if you are installing this on a VM under KVM/QEMU or VirtualBox. It's all or none, so if you already have
some VMs with secure boot running, you can't disable secure boot or you'll break them.
