openssl x509 -in uefi.crt -out uefi.der -outform der
and then importing it into the MOK using
mokutil --import uefi.der
Please make sure to only update grub-efi-amd64-signed and related packages from the PPA and not newer shims or similar changes, and remove the PPA immediately after, then remove the key after a new update has been published in the main archive.
An updated grub is available for testing in 22.10 (and other versions once everything has been published and builds retriggered) in the PPA:
ppa:ubuntu- uefi-team/ ubuntu/ ppa
This is not trusted by the default Ubuntu key!
To test, you need to import the PPA signing key
https:/ /ppa.launchpadc ontent. net/ubuntu- uefi-team/ ppa/ubuntu/ dists/kinetic/ main/uefi/ grub2-amd64/ current/ control/ uefi.crt
You can convert it to DER format by running
openssl x509 -in uefi.crt -out uefi.der -outform der
and then importing it into the MOK using
mokutil --import uefi.der
Please make sure to only update grub-efi- amd64-signed and related packages from the PPA and not newer shims or similar changes, and remove the PPA immediately after, then remove the key after a new update has been published in the main archive.