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Don't you only have to do that once per machine? After that the kernel should use the key you installed for every module that needs it. It is a pain in the as
by jandrese 1y ago
Don't you only have to do that once per machine? After that the kernel should use the key you installed for every module that needs it. It is a pain in the ass for sure, but if you make it part of the deployment process it's manageable.
For sure it's a headache when you install some module on a whole bunch of headless boxes at once and then discover you need to roll a crash cart over to each and every one to get them booting again, but the secure boot guys would have it no other way.