So our script for installing the EFI signed packages could use a refactor. If it was properly constructed, **assuming Internet was available**, one could have gotten around this issue. Right now, it forces the assumption that there is no Internet, so some small blame can be placed there.
One can resolve this by removing the following lines from /etc/calamares/modules/before_bootloader_context.conf:
- command: sed -i '/deb http/d' /etc/apt/sources.list timeout: 10
So our script for installing the EFI signed packages could use a refactor. If it was properly constructed, **assuming Internet was available**, one could have gotten around this issue. Right now, it forces the assumption that there is no Internet, so some small blame can be placed there.
One can resolve this by removing the following lines from /etc/calamares/ modules/ before_ bootloader_ context. conf:
- command: sed -i '/deb http/d' /etc/apt/ sources. list
timeout: 10
There's a task to fix up the script here: /phab.lubuntu. me/T200
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However, this is still not the cause of our problems.