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archive /vmlinuz

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after installing ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS in dual boot with Windows 11 Home Single Languaje 64 bits when I run lynis I get the warning:

Determine why /vmlinuz is missing on this Debian/Ubuntu system. [KRNL-5788] - Details : /vmlinuz https://cisofy.com/controls/KRNL-5788/

is this normal in dual boot ?

HP laptop with PCI NVMe M.2 ssd

when installing select install next to windows boot manager

TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot Enabled UEFI F.64

intel SGX software managed

Optane not installed/disabled

grub is not installed I must enter F9 to select the disk, access grub and start ubuntu.

do not add swap partition

when restarting activate enroll key mok correctly

Linux laptop 5.13.0-28-generic

everything works, my doubt is only because of the lack of the /vmlinuz file

I appreciate your answers

Edit : I recreated the iso image in usb with rufus select gpt since it is the disk format in "diskpart>list disk" in windows, as indicated by the cocomac user, disable the fast start of windows insert usb checking disks is done without errors installation finished, lynis scan and still no /vmlinuz file another Lynis result -Mount option of / [ NON DEFAULT ] -Disable kernel support of some filesystem _Discovered kernel modules : cramfs freevxfs hfs hfsplus jffs2 udf

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Side note: disable "fast startup" in Windows. It can cause strange issues with dual-boot. There are plenty of explanations online for how to disable it
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