2012/10/28 Matthew Garrett <mjg59@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
On Sun, Oct 28, 2012 at 03:04:15AM +0100, Joshua C. wrote:No. That's kind of the point.
> I see but is there a general switch do disable those even if secure boot is
> set to enable in the uefi firmware?
The capability is only masked off if the firmware reports that secure
> Honestly looking into the latest patch applied to the rawhide-kernel, I
> cannot see any indication that those lockups occur only if secure boot is
> set in the uefi firmware. They just lock out the user space regardless of
> what the uefi says...
boot is enabled.
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As a solution in my case I decided to patch the check for the secure boot bit in arch/x86/kernel/setup.c. I think SB is something good for windows but don't want my custom kernels to have anything to do with it. Maybe others can argue against this but I like it that way.
I also dropped the pesign part ... don't need it either.
Thanks for the replies.
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--joshua
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