libvirtd.service halting boot
Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2023 6:27 pm
First off apologies if I forget to post something from system info.. Posting using 2nd laptop
Laptop stats MSI GE62 7RD Apache Pro
Intel i7-7700HQ
Nvidia GTX 1050
32Gb Ram 2 SSD and 1 NVME M.2 drive
M.2 Windows 10 home - stripped of bloatware after updates
SSD 1 MX-Linux 23 also has rEFInd as loader installed
SSD 2 Downloads
refind states MX23 boots 6.4.0-1mx-ahs-amd64
BIOS v E16J9IMS.324
EC 16J9EMS1.108
ME firmware 11.6.0.1136
system was working, and then I had to update the assorted drivers. nvidia, dragon centre, Afterburner
Issue is that I had the system dual booting through rEFInd.. was getting intel sgx bios error. I thought I patched that issue, in windows, but now the system is throwing the libvirtd error when I try to boot MX.
I suspect I have to access MX-23 on 2nd laptop so I can add something to the boot menu, or possibly re-add a security key for secure boot. ( even though it's disabled )
If so I would like to know which file to edit and how to correct, I came across something saying add -nosgx to grub.
Does MX have CA keys for secureboot like Ubuntu?
system only boots as far as the boot animation, then a non blinking cursors
TPM and secureboot are both disabled
System still loads Wind0lt no problems...
Laptop stats MSI GE62 7RD Apache Pro
Intel i7-7700HQ
Nvidia GTX 1050
32Gb Ram 2 SSD and 1 NVME M.2 drive
M.2 Windows 10 home - stripped of bloatware after updates
SSD 1 MX-Linux 23 also has rEFInd as loader installed
SSD 2 Downloads
refind states MX23 boots 6.4.0-1mx-ahs-amd64
BIOS v E16J9IMS.324
EC 16J9EMS1.108
ME firmware 11.6.0.1136
system was working, and then I had to update the assorted drivers. nvidia, dragon centre, Afterburner
Issue is that I had the system dual booting through rEFInd.. was getting intel sgx bios error. I thought I patched that issue, in windows, but now the system is throwing the libvirtd error when I try to boot MX.
I suspect I have to access MX-23 on 2nd laptop so I can add something to the boot menu, or possibly re-add a security key for secure boot. ( even though it's disabled )
If so I would like to know which file to edit and how to correct, I came across something saying add -nosgx to grub.
Does MX have CA keys for secureboot like Ubuntu?
system only boots as far as the boot animation, then a non blinking cursors
TPM and secureboot are both disabled
System still loads Wind0lt no problems...