Actually none of the solutions provided at https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=301554 worked- I copied the original edk2-ovmf from the fedora repo into the related folders in debian, changed rights to root, rebooted, but still, no PK keys present for a secure boot. I guess the use case in the ARCH wiki is about Microsoft Shim/MOK (Win11) and not fully custom certificates, why it behaves different. Problem open for now.
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