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Lenovo EOL Support — Tunisia

Lenovo Support in Tunisia After End of Life

ICD supplies tested Lenovo ThinkSystem and System x components into Tunisia inside the published North Africa band, including for machines that refuse an operating system which booted perfectly last week.

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Lenovo secure boot and firmware policy questions for operators in Tunisia.

The published North Africa figure, 2 to 4 days door-to-door from Cairo, with Tunisia on that card.
Check the secure boot policy. A replacement board arrives with a default policy and a default set of trusted signatures, and an operating system or boot loader that is not signed against those will be refused. The installation is untouched; the machine has simply stopped trusting it.
Not necessarily. Older loaders, custom kernels and some storage drivers are legitimately signed in ways a default policy will not accept, and that was fine for years because the previous board had been configured to accept them. The policy travelled with the board that was removed.
Either by restoring the trust configuration the machine had, or by adjusting the policy deliberately for that server. Both are decisions rather than repairs, and on a regulated estate the second needs somebody empowered to make it.
The secure boot state and any custom trust entries, before the board comes out. We say so when shipping a board. Tunisia is on the published North Africa card at 2 to 4 days door-to-door from Cairo. Each part is verified in a comparable machine, catalogued by its own serial, and covered one to three years.

The Machine Stopped Trusting Software It Trusted Yesterday

Secure boot works by checking the signature on a boot loader against a set of trusted entries held in firmware. Those entries live on the system board. Replace the board and the policy resets to its defaults, along with any custom trust the machine had accumulated. An operating system that booted for years can be refused by a machine that is otherwise identical and entirely healthy.

Nothing Is Wrong With the Installation

This is the part that misleads. The disks are untouched, the volume is intact, the loader is where it has always been. What changed is the machine willingness to execute it. Tunisian operators meeting this for the first time reasonably suspect the storage or the rebuild, because every message points toward the boot device rather than toward a policy.

Custom trust is common and undocumented

Older loaders, custom-built kernels and certain storage drivers are signed in ways a default policy will not accept. Estates running them have a board configured, at some point, to trust them — usually by an engineer solving a problem years ago who had no reason to record it as configuration. That trust is not in any inventory, and it leaves with the board.

Capture the policy, then decide deliberately

Read the secure boot state and any custom trust entries before the board is removed. Afterwards the choice is to restore what was there or to change the policy for that machine, and on a regulated estate the second is a decision with an owner rather than a step in a repair. Either way it is far easier with a record than without one.

What ICD Supplies for Lenovo Estates in Tunisia

System boards carrying the boot policy, boot devices, RAID adapters whose option firmware forms part of the boot path, ThinkSystem and System x chassis components, and ECC memory for machine types outside the current catalogue. We raise the secure boot question when a board ships. Tunisia is on the published North Africa card at 2 to 4 days door-to-door from Cairo. Each part is verified in a comparable machine, catalogued by its own serial, and covered one to three years.

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