Follow-up Comment #3, bug #60211 (project grub):

[comment #0 original submission:]
> I have detailed the steps on how to reproduce this issue:
> https://md.archlinux.org/F1JuYj5xQtWyhvH8_ilErg

Having the same problem when trying to use only my own keys (following the
arch-wiki guide without shim as I don't want any other keys than mine). 

Adding the tpm module to the core-image via --modules="tpm" on grub-install
enabled me to get into grub without said error. 

When selecting my signed kernel to boot I got an error stating "shim_lock
protocol not found". 

After once again running grub-install, this time with both --modules="tpm" and
--disable-shim-lock I was able to successfully boot with enabled Secure Boot.

Still not really sure why tpm changes something in the first place and how to
properly do it without shim. 

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