Secure Boot

[autumn shale]

I recently bought a laptop and discovered I couldn't disable Secure Boot. I was about to install Arch and realized the bootloader wasn't signed. I continued reading and still didn't understand.
To install Arch I need to run certain commands, but how can I do this without Arch?
I'd be happy if you could help.

[outer spoke]

i think u can sign the installer and rebuild it from wsl but idk how

[autumn shale]

I would gladly do that, but I have no idea, so I came here.

[inland heath]

Couldn't disable it why?

Motherboard got a pass?

Or maybe you checked in the wrong place

[inland heath]

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Unified_Extensible_Firmware_Interface/Secure_Boot#Repacking_the_installation_image

[autumn shale]

I wrote to the laptop manufacturer's forum, and they told me straight out that I can't disable it, but I can use other distributions that have a signed bootloader.

[autumn shale]

I know, but 2.1 doesnt work 😭

[inland heath]

You sometimes have to enroll keys yourself which you can't do without setup mode

[inland heath]

Show the boot options

manufacturer support is clueless

[inland heath]

2.1 2.2 and 2.3 are alternatives

You choose one

2.3 easiest

[autumn shale]

Okay, so I have to install another distribution for this to complete the steps?

[inland heath]

Maybe you can add a bios pass and then it can be changed?

[inland heath]

WSL or booting a another distro installer without installing should work

[autumn shale]

I thought the same, it's just not there.

[autumn shale]

Okay, I'll try wsl

[autumn shale]

Okay, i install wsl, and making some other steps and some understanding. In 2.3 i view /dev/disk/by-label/ARCHISO_EFI, in iso I didn't see ARCHISO_EFI

[autumn shale]

The mount /dev/disk/by-label/ARCHISO_EFI/mnt