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I don't understand what the expected behaviour is here? Let's say you dual-boot two copies of Arch so we don't drag M$ into this. You update one, get the latest
by franga2000 2y ago
I don't understand what the expected behaviour is here? Let's say you dual-boot two copies of Arch so we don't drag M$ into this. You update one, get the latest bootloader update that increments this security generation thingy. You reboot to go update the other one as well but its number is too low, so it's unbootable. What now?
- jeroenhd 2y agoThat's why you wait a while before raising the SBAT requirements, so both of your distros can be updated. Microsoft waited two years, for instance.