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r0m30 avatar r0m30 commented on August 17, 2024

Have you disabled secure boot?

On Tuesday, May 10, 2016, varnav [email protected] wrote:

I'm getting "No bootable device" error after completing these steps in
Windows 10:

sedutil-cli -–initialsetup
sedutil-cli –-loadPBAimage
sedutil-cli –-setMBREnable on

Samsung 850 EVO SSD with Windows 10 x64 with UEFI


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varnav avatar varnav commented on August 17, 2024

Yes, but I did this after running the commands. Is that ok?

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dtasupport avatar dtasupport commented on August 17, 2024

Yes, disabling secure boot after setup should be fine. You loaded the UEFI
PBA correct? You uncompressed the image too?

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Yes, but I did this after running the commands. Is that ok?


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varnav avatar varnav commented on August 17, 2024

All three commands worked without error. Anything I can do to collect diagnostic info?

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dtasupport avatar dtasupport commented on August 17, 2024

Not sure what the problem might be. It's possible your bios isn't
recognizing the structure of the disk image.

The write would work even if you didn't decompress the image.

If you boot the rescue system can you access the drive?

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All three commands worked without error. Anything I can do to collect
diagnostic info?


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varnav avatar varnav commented on August 17, 2024

fdisk -l from rescue system lists correct GPT

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varnav avatar varnav commented on August 17, 2024

Image was decompressed

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dtasupport avatar dtasupport commented on August 17, 2024

Then it's probably a bios issue. Hard to debug remotely. Doe you hav a link
to the doc for your mobo?

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fdisk -l from rescue system lists correct GPT


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varnav avatar varnav commented on August 17, 2024

Tried everything from scratch. Same problem.

This is HP Pavilion TS Sleekbook 14

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varnav avatar varnav commented on August 17, 2024

Anything we can do? I really need drive encryption on this laptop. ;)

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dtasupport avatar dtasupport commented on August 17, 2024

Off the top of my head. Look at the structure of the existing UEFI
partition and try moving/renaming the pieces of the PBA to match that
structure

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Anything we can do? I really need drive encryption on this laptop. ;)


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gomoku avatar gomoku commented on August 17, 2024

Reopening the issue:

I also have Samsung 850 EVO, and after I've changed my motherboard from GIGABYE GA-B75-D3V (latest bios) to ASROCK H81M (latest bios), can no longer boot from the encrypted SSD,
because instead of the pass prompt I receive:

Reboot and Select proper Boot device
or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key_

as shown on:
http://oi46.tinypic.com/35clizd.jpg

Still the same even after I've re-setuped the SSD from Windows by:

sedutil-cli –-loadPBAimage <password> <pbafilename>  <drive>
sedutil-cli –-setMBREnable on <password> <drive>
sedutil-cli –-enableLockingRange 0 <password> <drive>

I temporaily workaround the issue by booting from UEFI64_Debug.img.gz from USB pendrive,
which does shows the pass prompt, thus allows me to enter the pass and unlock the drive.

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kulfoon avatar kulfoon commented on August 17, 2024

gomoku: I temporaily workaround the issue by booting from UEFI64_Debug.img.gz from USB pendrive,
which does shows the pass prompt, thus allows me to enter the pass and unlock the drive.

(Sedutil 1.12.0) This hack-workaround method no longer works, it does not show the pass prompt anymore, now it shows dead black screen and need to hard reset my pc and then disable locking, yes, sedutil is completely broken on my pc, so I had to disable it.

And the new version 1.15.1 is completely broken as well because when trying to boot it shows dead black screen with an flashing _ at the top-left corner, and need to hard reset my pc and then disable locking, yes, sedutil 1.15.1 is completely broken on my pc as well, so I had to disable it as well.

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s3rgeym avatar s3rgeym commented on August 17, 2024

gomoku: I temporaily workaround the issue by booting from UEFI64_Debug.img.gz from USB pendrive,
which does shows the pass prompt, thus allows me to enter the pass and unlock the drive.

(Sedutil 1.12.0) This hack-workaround method no longer works, it does not show the pass prompt anymore, now it shows dead black screen and need to hard reset my pc and then disable locking, yes, sedutil is completely broken on my pc, so I had to disable it.

And the new version 1.15.1 is completely broken as well because when trying to boot it shows dead black screen with an flashing _ at the top-left corner, and need to hard reset my pc and then disable locking, yes, sedutil 1.15.1 is completely broken on my pc as well, so I had to disable it as well.

i hate this shit

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