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This is patently false. Secure boot and hibernation are not mutually exclusive.
While I believe you, I haven't been able to enable hibernation with it on.
It's a kernel build config. Debian for one ships with support disabled due to security concerns.
So I'd have to rebuild the kernel, not just provide a kernel argument? That's definitely not a step I'm ready for.
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Not mutually exclusive, but it's highly probable that if you're running a mainstream distro, the default kernel is in lockdown mode, preventing hibernation while secure boot is enabled.
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