Will Ro-Ro Be Voted Off EndeavourOS Island?

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Yes, I went to the Fast Boot option and turn on Through…no dice.

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It would be more likely to work if fast boot were turned off.

In addition to turning off fast boot, the secure boot option needs to be disabled to be able to boot EOS.

https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000133480/uefi-and-secure-boot-faqs

How can I disable Secure Boot on a Dell Computer?
To disable Secure Boot, you should follow the steps below:

Step 1: Tap F2 or F12 key on the Dell logo or hold down F2 or F12 after you start up your Dell laptop (At this point the screen is still black.) You will now see the BIOS screen.

Step 2: Highlight the Boot tab with arrow keys, change the Secure Boot item to “Disabled”.

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Welp…no need to fear…

The new laptop borked and Dell Tech came by to install a new motherboard. I was able to re-install Ubuntu. All is well. :slight_smile:

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