Command Line – Stuck at Configuring Secure Boot

sudo mokutil --enable-validation

After restart Mok managment will pop up. There will be an option where you can enable secure boot (just like you disabled after installing Ubuntu).

Manpage of mokutil: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial/man1/mokutil.1.html

while I did have a slightly different problem (my Broadcom Wifi driver wasn't working), the symptoms seem to be the same. I too had to enter a password during installation which was never checked after boot.

I too got the strange error message

Failed to request new MokSB state

after executing mokutil --disable-validation

However: in my case, the problem was I didn't type sudo: sudo mokutil --disable-validation. After that reboot, Shim was starting and I was able to disable secure boot after shim without disabling secure boot in the BIOS (which is necessary for Windows dual boot).