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WithSecureBootPolicyProfile only generates valid profiles on systems that implement UEFI >= 2.5 if deployed mode is enabled. It should support devices that are in user mode as well, as it does already for systems that implement UEFI < 2.5. The pre-install checks I'm working on right now catch this case and disable support for WithSecureBootPolicyProfile, but it should be relaxed to not require that deployed mode is enabled.
If a system is in user mode, the contents of the DeployedMode and AuditMode variables are measured to PCR7.
We may provide an option to make deployed mode a requirement. Note that the UEFI specification only permits platform specific mechanisms to exit deployed mode, so it's possible that enabling it is a non-reversible operation on some hardware.
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WithSecureBootPolicyProfile
only generates valid profiles on systems that implement UEFI >= 2.5 if deployed mode is enabled. It should support devices that are in user mode as well, as it does already for systems that implement UEFI < 2.5. The pre-install checks I'm working on right now catch this case and disable support forWithSecureBootPolicyProfile
, but it should be relaxed to not require that deployed mode is enabled.If a system is in user mode, the contents of the
DeployedMode
andAuditMode
variables are measured to PCR7.We may provide an option to make deployed mode a requirement. Note that the UEFI specification only permits platform specific mechanisms to exit deployed mode, so it's possible that enabling it is a non-reversible operation on some hardware.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: