Comment 476 for bug 1776563
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I have IOMMU and SVM enabled in bios/UEFI.
I toggled Secure boot setting and it doesn't change anything, hibernation works anyway and i still need ivrs to boot.
I tried with secure boot enabled and hibernation works with all my kernels (4.19.34, 5.0.7, 5.1-rc5).
Since i use a swap file for hibernation i did have to add boot parameter resume= and resume_offset= but i doesn't count those since they are only for hibernation with swap-file.
I do have my grub added as a trusted boot if it changes anything.
In earlier bios version i wasn't able to boot with secure boot disabled unless i added it as trusted first, my guess is that it was because off a buggy bios/UEFI.