Mario Limonciello
Mario Limonciello
Did your not install in UEFI mode?
Do you have an esrt directory in sysfs?
I mean specifically: `/sys/firmware/efi/esrt`
Then either your kernel isn't compiled with support or the BIOS isn't properly turning it on. Nothing fwupd can do about either of these problems.
One more suggestion is to try to reset BIOS default settings to see if it fixes this issue, otherwise it should be for Lenovo to dig into further for your...
This looks firmly in the camp of firmware isn't populating ESRT to me. I would try to reset BIOS defaults and then turn back on the related options for capsule...
fwupd doesn't directly delete any keys like this. However the capsule update process may have done it. Transferring over to Lenovo to investigate.
@hughsie our "missing firmware" repos, what do you think about just moving stuff that's obviously a firmware bug over to one of those as needed?
_Stage 1_ of dell-recovery emulates the conditions that happen in Dell factory process earlier before Ubuntu install kicks off. Coming into _stage 2_ Ubiquity will use the largest free space...
@khfeng thanks. Keep me and @kevinkellyspacey looped in as that work happens. I'm hoping that dell-recovery can just change ubuntu.seed for supporting this recipe and call out the disks to...