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I don't understand what's wrong with Grub. UEFI loads Grub which loads your OS. The previous "OS" gets replaced in each iteration (except for the Intel ME stuff
by djsumdog 9y ago
I don't understand what's wrong with Grub. UEFI loads Grub which loads your OS. The previous "OS" gets replaced in each iteration (except for the Intel ME stuff .. which is off running somewhere in its own little world).
Grub supports raid, lvm2 and luks. I literally have a 1 partition with LUKS that contains an LVM with a swap and root (/) volume. Yes, that means I have an encrypted boot. The only thing unencrypted is my EFI/SPI partition.
- jchw 9y agoUEFI has more privileges than your OS, just like ME has more privileges than UEFI. How do we know it hasn't messed with the environment in ways we can't see? How do we know our UEFI firmware wasn't compromised? I'd argue it's very hard to tell.