Comment 8 for bug 2039094

I would post the report of what I did though with the CAVEAT -> This is specific to my issue, and no SO answer could help me but what Juliank wrote.

-> Initially, my /boot/efi was mounted on the only partition available on my disk. So, i created a new Fat32 partition on `/dev/nvme0n1` using `gparted`.

-> Then, I formated the new partition with FAT32 filesystem
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-> Then mounted the EFI partition which already existed btw on `dev/nvme0n1p1` to the new partition `dev/nvme0n1p2`

-> I updated the `/etc/fstab` with the new location of `/boot/efi` and commented out the old value

-> I reinstalled grub and did a reboot.

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During reboot, I got this error - `x86/cpu: SGX disable by BIOS.`

I fixed this by going into the BiOs settings and switched the option for Intel SGX to Enable, and the rest was history.

Thanks once again @juliank. I do not regret trying out ubuntu