These scripts automate the NVIDIA Proprietary Driver Installation Process with Secure Boot for Debian-based distro. The scripts will handle the process of generating keys, enrolling them with MOK (Machine Owner Key), and configuring the system to disable the Nouveau driver, and installing supergfxctl if the user requests.
Reasons for the script because I reinstall Debian way too often
- Running nvidia.sh automatically after reboot
- Debian-based system (Only been tested with Debian)
- Secure Boot enabled in the BIOS/UEFI settings & Can use MOK Manager to import key
- It's recommended that you switch to Terminal view by pressing CTRL + ALT + F2 to avoid any unexpected issue
git clone https://github.com/j0hnVu/nvidia-prop-driver-autoscript.git
cd nvidia-prop-driver-autoscript
chmod +x secureboot.sh nvidia.sh
./secureboot.sh
After the MOK enrollment and you boot into Debian, run this command to install NVIDIA Proprietary Driver:
./nvidia.sh
Im trying to automate this process so the script will run after the reboot automatically
- If you encounter issues with Secure Boot: Sometimes you cannot import key using mokutil. In that case, you will have to manually import the keys on your UEFI.
- NVIDIA freezing on signing key modules on Gnome: On a case where your Gnome freezing while signing key modules, press CTRL + ALT + F1, then log in as usual and the installer should resume. There was a fix for this issue, however I lost the source of the fix so meh :<
- Custom NVIDIA driver version: You can modify the
nvidia.shscript to download and install a specific version of the NVIDIA driver if necessary. - Change the directory for storing keys: The default directory for storing the generated keys is
/home/$USER/tempnvd. You can change this if needed.
- Discord: thatonempd
- Email: [email protected]