modprobe on Tumbleweed fails about tuxedo-keyboard HOT 5 CLOSED

Secureboot and module are not someting i know very well. :D
I think that the module have to be signed by a key if secure boot is enabled, so if you compile it it could not work without that sign.

Do you compile the module by your own or do you use a repo for the module?
If you compile by your own i don t know how it could have been worked before.
You could find over questions like:
#127

If you do not use a repo, you could try a repo for the tuxedo-keyboard see if it works with that?

For fedora you could find that:
https://www.reddit.com/r/tuxedocomputers/comments/12s6evs/this_is_how_i_set_up_secure_boot_with_fedora_and/

Perhaps something similar exist for tumbleweed?

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Hello, it could be the secure boot option in the bios.
Try to disable it to see if it works?

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@sleepingtux Yes, that indeed helped. Is there anything I can do to make it work with secure boot enabled?

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Ok no problem...

I'm using the Tuxedo repo for openSUSE 15.5. The package there uses DKMS.

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Please open a merge request or issue in the new project on GitLab if you contribution or bug report still applies.

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