When I look at the journal log, I see the following entry, shown in red.
Sep 23 09:06:23 arkeo kernel: x86/cpu: SGX disabled by BIOS.
Are Intel Software Guard Extensions necessary, or can I ignore that message?
I stumbled upon this thread in Archlinux’ forum:
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That forum posts contains a link to a page that should explain what SGX is (http://xiangyi.pro/2020/enable-software-controled-sgx-in-ubuntu/), but it returns a 502 error. (Now the domain expired and that page is now not available.) I found this page, Intel Software Guard Extensions SDK for Linux OS, which also explains what Intel Software Guard Extensions are.
It seems something useful to have, as long as I could enable it on my computer.
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