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Dynamic kernel modules require enrolling a MOK if secureboot is enabled. Try disabling secureboot, if that resolves the issue you can enroll the DKMS key as described here: https://wiki.debian.org/SecureBoot#Making_DKMS_modules_signing_by_DKMS_signing_key_usable_with_the_secure_boot
Secure boot was already disabled, so I'm guessing it might be something else.