@AngryITGuy The iPXE file likely needs the boot shim or whatever to allow things to work correctly and with upgrades this isnt’ really feasible as every newly built ipxe file (snp.efi, snponly.efi, etc…) would need that shim configured and installed in place.

It’s possible there was a step in the original installer from your collegue that may have moved the ipxe files from a backup where these were shimmed appropriately?

I don’t know exactly just spitballing.

Ultimately, yes, I’m glad you got this working by disabling secure boot.

Technically, it’s possible to do this with secure boot, but not in an easily scalable way that we can include as part of the install script. Nor, in reality, do I think we want to do such a thing. While it’d be nice to do it as an installer, I am hoping we can get a document that more clearly details what steps to do. This is mainly due to the constantly changing nature of fog, so if we have an easily repeatable knowledgebase on what steps to do in a well documented sort of way, it’d be a lot better than trying to have us maintain some installer that could easily have some issue on a new iteration and continually have to maintain yet more blocks of potentially os dependent code.