Problem with booting Ubuntu, SGX disabled by BIOS

[johnym2]

Hello
Lately i was installing some drivers in Ubuntu and after rebooting this problem show up:

https://imgur.com/a/OLC3m91

Only this information pops up and system blocks here.

I was trying to enable SGX in BIOS but could not find the option, becouse my motherboard does not support changing SGX, as i understood.
I have motherboard from ASUS, and i dont like that there are few options in this UEFI settings :(

I have installed Ubuntu and Windows 11 on my laptop.

[tea for one]

SGX disabled by BIOS - It's only a message, nothing to worry about
/dev/nvme0n1p5 : clean - This is good news

Does Ubuntu boot successfully?

[johnym2]

No, after selecting Ubuntu in boot manager, only this show up and it stops here. Well, i waited like 10 minutes with this message displayed and nothing changed.

Windows works fine.

[tea for one]

Lately i was installing some drivers in Ubuntu and after rebooting this problem show up:

Therefore, it appears that your dilemma may be connected with whatever happened here?

[grahammechanical]

We used to get boot up messages about TPM (Trusted Platform Module) claiming there was a firmware bug. But that has been taken care of in more recent versions of Ubuntu. Or, perhaps its in the Linux kernel.

My laptop has Software Guard Extensions (SGX) enabled. I do not experience any problems with Ubuntu. The motherboard functions are there for those who wish to make use of them. And there should be a provision to adjust or disable the settings for those who wish to do that.

Regards

[johnym2]

Therefore, it appears that your dilemma may be connected with whatever happened here?

I was installing drivers to my network card, becouse i thought that this is the problem why i couldn’t connect to the WiFi which require login and password, wich is other issue.
I looked in internet and downloaded some drivers via terminal.
Typed this command:

sudo apt-get install bcmwl-kernel-source

and after installation a got this message:

https://imgur.com/a/mrCqKxl

So i rebooted the system, and couldn't come back.

link of the website i got the install command from:

https://www.fosslinux.com/134496/how...-on-ubuntu.htm

[tea for one]

Can you access your UEFI settings?
Disable Secure Boot
Disable TPM and other similar security options (e.g. ftpm, ptt etc.)

[johnym2]

Yes, i do
I only could disable Secure Boot, i think:

https://imgur.com/a/YLyE3l3

Still dont work and now the message is diffrent:

https://imgur.com/a/kdcNOl7

[tea for one]

The new message indicates possible file system damage.
I suggest that you boot into a "Try Ubuntu" live session to run a filesystem check.
Open a terminal and enter:-

sudo fsck /dev/nvme0n1p5

Also, if your ESP is partition 1

sudo fsck /dev/nvme0n1p1

After fixing errors (if any), close the terminal and power off the live session.
Any luck with booting the installed Ubuntu system?

[johnym2]

Try Ubuntu? You mean the recovery mode from boot manager? Becouse there i have access to terminal.