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Check how more complicated it is to install linux and your own compiled kernels with secure boot enabled and a tpm 2.0 chip.
by marcodiego 5y ago
Check how more complicated it is to install linux and your own compiled kernels with secure boot enabled and a tpm 2.0 chip.
- zeusk 5y agoI did a quick bing (hah, jk I used google) but didn't find anything other than having to install some tpm2 packages to use the module. Also, if tpm2.0 is as redundant as people are making it out to be, couldn't they just disable it in BIOS along with microsoft secureboot keys?
- marcodiego 5y agoFor BIOSes that allow such a thing, maybe... IIRC, at least for windows 8 on ARM, this possibility wasn't required or even desired: https://www.theverge.com/microsoft/2012/1/16/2710502/microsoft-secure-boot-windows-8-arm https://www.theverge.com/microsoft/2012/1/16/2710502/microso...