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|    bad sector to Paul    |
|    Re: migrating existing desktop to EFI bi    |
|    16 Dec 24 07:41:32    |
      [continued from previous message]              > the installer detects this, your teaser OS install knows it needs       > to install Linux Shim support. Both Microsoft and Linux have worked       > to modify the boot materials. The keys are stored in NVRAM in       > the motherboard BIOS chip (a 4MB area of NOR flash). A lot of that       > flash area, is given to "boot path storage".              OK, so I was mistaken in thinking that this UEFI rig was entirely disk       based, that's a relief :-)                     > Microsoft revoked their original certificate and has installed       > a second one. In a Linux only environment then, there might       > be some related operations the MOKUTIL is doing on a reboot.       > It may be trying to install the Microsoft material as the "base coat"       > for the shim. And some aspect of the signed shim that rests on top       > is the rest of it.              There seems to be a lot of strange footprint tracks lurking in the       shadows both by Intel and Microcancer and their whores, I put them all       in the same bag              uuid       systemd       keyrings       EFI       Secure-Boot                                   > I wasn't attempting to understand all of it, when I did mine. I just       > wanted to see if I could get something/anything to work. and based       > on the PCR "register number", I can't really tell how many       > resources in my fTPM are left. Only one machine has a real TPM here,       > the others have the firmware fakery in its place. And the fTPM has       > PCR registers like a real TPM has.       >       > What I was doing, is sort of a "fire drill". seeing if I could       > get out, in the event of a fire... It seemed to be working, but       > I could never be sure, exactly how many of the distros were moving       > in the same direction I was moving. There is never any overview       > indicating you could be doing a better job of it.              I have no idea how many distros are really free, as in unattached to       vermin, I'd like to see one started by the guru himself, call it *Linus'       Finger*              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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