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A raspberry pi 4 can do everything this machine does.
by ritcgab 5y ago
A raspberry pi 4 can do everything this machine does.
- gsreenivas 5y agoActually no. There is no support for secure boot or proper encrypted storage with a protected key. We prototyped on Pis a while back before we shipped our v1 but there are meaningful limitations.
- smoldesu 5y ago1. Secure boot is supported on Raspberry Pi, just not out-of-the-box. There's plenty of solutions in this field for your respective needs. 2. Raspberry Pi supports LUKS perfectly fine, making disk encryption a snap.
- gsreenivas 5y agoWould love to see what documentation you have around both of these points. I have not seen anything that indicates the SoC for the Pi supports eFuse or any other OTP storage.
- slenk 5y agoNot OP, but this looks promising after a little searching: https://askubuntu.com/questions/599825/yubikey-two-factor-authentication-full-disk-encryption-via-luks/1158930#1158930 https://askubuntu.com/questions/599825/yubikey-two-factor-au...
- gsreenivas 5y agoGreat for laptops/desktops, horrible for servers. You would have to be present for the challenge/response on a reboot. Also, doesn't solve the secure boot issue. FDE w/o secure boot isn't particularly useful.
- philips 5y agoI have a raspberry pi and tried to run something like this and it is just so much work. So I bought a Helm v2 and like it thus far for photo backup and my secondary newsletter email domain. If there was a company offering an auto update OS service with nextcloud and email for Pi I would love to see it! Better yet if it tied to encrypted cloud backup/restore too.