maaax78
2020-01-25, 18:11
Hello, I am trying since several days to get Kali persistently install on this device :
- Matebook 13 No Nvidia - only UEFI Boot support :
1st partition is EFI reserved
2nd partition is 420Gb Windows 10 64bits with bitlocker activated
3rd partition is 1GB for /boot
4th partition is 50GB for kali+swap
(Already dual-booted ubuntu in the past with no issue)
- Desactivating secure boot
- Installing Kali through USB :
3rd partition in ext4 as /boot
4th partition is LUKS encrypted with 2 virtual volumes : 4GB for swap - 46GB in ext4 for /root
- Once installed reboot multiple times with grub is OK
- BIOS seeing two bootable devices : Windows Boot Manager / KALI
- Updating system and grub inside kali is OK too
But when I want to go back to Windows, enabling secure boot completely disable kali from UEFI entry
In any case of configuration / partition (included a separate EFI partition for kali)
Enabling secure boot is fully disabling the UEFI entry showing only Windows Boot Manager instead of WBM + kali before enabling secure boot
Disabling again secure boot will not help...
As said, I had pretty much same configuration with Ubuntu (LUKS encrypted + grub to boot) with no issue enabling / disabling secure boot at all
Is there anything I am missing here ?
Many thanks in advance
- Matebook 13 No Nvidia - only UEFI Boot support :
1st partition is EFI reserved
2nd partition is 420Gb Windows 10 64bits with bitlocker activated
3rd partition is 1GB for /boot
4th partition is 50GB for kali+swap
(Already dual-booted ubuntu in the past with no issue)
- Desactivating secure boot
- Installing Kali through USB :
3rd partition in ext4 as /boot
4th partition is LUKS encrypted with 2 virtual volumes : 4GB for swap - 46GB in ext4 for /root
- Once installed reboot multiple times with grub is OK
- BIOS seeing two bootable devices : Windows Boot Manager / KALI
- Updating system and grub inside kali is OK too
But when I want to go back to Windows, enabling secure boot completely disable kali from UEFI entry
In any case of configuration / partition (included a separate EFI partition for kali)
Enabling secure boot is fully disabling the UEFI entry showing only Windows Boot Manager instead of WBM + kali before enabling secure boot
Disabling again secure boot will not help...
As said, I had pretty much same configuration with Ubuntu (LUKS encrypted + grub to boot) with no issue enabling / disabling secure boot at all
Is there anything I am missing here ?
Many thanks in advance