On 06/23/2014 02:04 AM, Anssi Johansson wrote: > ...] > > I now changed the Secure Boot Mode from Standard to Custom, and changed > Default Key Provisioning from Enabled to Disabled. That gave me an > option to Clear Secure Boot keys, which I did. > > A consequence of that was that the System Boot State changed from User > to Setup, and Secure Boot Mode State changed to Disabled. Secure Boot > was still left Enabled. > > THIS setting allowed me to boot from the USB sticks (C7 secureboot and > RHEL7rc1). Perhaps this is actually the way it's supposed to work. > > I have now successfully installed C7 on that system with Secure Boot > enabled, and the system boots afterwards with Secure Boot still enabled. > > Apologies for the noise, but perhaps this info is useful for someone who > stumbles on this same problem. If this is the intended behaviour, I suggest to write it down in the ReleaseNotes and/or C7 FAQ.