Why has refractasnaphot no secureboot support ? I have successfull create a refractasnapshot iso with secureboot, but it's stranges there isn't a default support in refactasnapshot.

What I have done, is downloading Linux Mint 20.2 (sorry Devuan users)

Make a new ISO from it with refractasnapshot with holding the files in /home/work (you can set it in /etc/refractasnapshot.conf

Use efi files of the original Linux Mint iso, without the grubx64.efi file from the original Linux Mint iso. Only bootx64.efi and mm64.efi files from de Linux Mint original iso. Put this files in /home/work/efi/boot and in file /home/work/boot/grub/efiboot.efi (you can mount this file and write in it). Take bootx64.efi from /home/work/iso/efi-files and rename it to grubx64.efi. Put it in file /home/work/iso/boot/grub/efiboot.efi and directory /home/work/iso/efi/boot. Make a mok.der and signed grubx64.efi and /home/work/iso/live/vmlinuz with a self created certificate. Put mok.der file in /efi/boot and  in file /boot/efi/efiboot.img and after re-create iso... voila, it will boot in secureboot and it's work by me.

Why doesn't refractasnapshot no make selfsigned certificate and signed the kernel and more ? Why there isn't support secureboot by default ?

It would be nice, if refractasnapshot will support secureboot in the future ! My ISO has now secureboot and is created with the last rerefractasnapshot !

Thanks,

Stephan