Tripped TPM #27
JerboaGobi
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This is a good question and I'll leave it open until the Readme gets updated. In short you'll do the following: If you know the tpm password/can still write to it: If you changed tpm modules/need to start over with binding: It should be that simple. |
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Thanks for confirming that. I actually intentionally tripped TPM and verified this myself. The process is essentially the same if UEFI verification gets tripped as well. I'm using a software raid one, both for the efi and lvm volumes and again intentionally wiped a drive and rebuilt the array doing so caused UEFI verification to fail and just rewriting the keys to secure boot and TPM sets everything back as expected. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't going to lock myself out when something happens. I actually wrote up documentation for the mdadm raid 1 array(s) I have set up, running Proxmox if you'd like to add that to the projects' documentation I'm happy to share it with you.
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Just wondering what the steps are to re-enroll TPM if it get's tripped.
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