Hi, I'm trying to figure out the official version of libtpms in tarball file ibmtpm1119.tar.gz ... The tar ball file seems to be an archive of branch tpm2-preview.rev146, but I can't tell at which commit the tar ball file is made. Is the libtpms built from this tar ball still considered 0.6.0-1? What does the "1119" in the tar ball file name stand for?
Thanks,
Andy
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Do you mean 'libtpms', the project that wraps this project to expose a /dev/tpm0 interface on Linux. If so, ask on that project. I don't know which core TPM it uses. The development works differently from what you guessed - I create the core TPM tarball here and libtpms picks up a version.
The wiki for this project describes the contents. For 1119, it says "An update to TPM specification draft revision 146, ..."
The number 1119 is nothing more than the number of commits since day 1. When there's an important change, I do the time consuming multiplatform testing and upload the tarball.
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Thanks for the reply. I got it now. The libtpms project at github.com/stefanberger/libtpms.git is a project using this project as its TPM core (in software). The version I refer to is actually the version of libtpms. Sorry for asking the question at a wrong place.
Andy
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Hi, I'm trying to figure out the official version of libtpms in tarball file ibmtpm1119.tar.gz ... The tar ball file seems to be an archive of branch tpm2-preview.rev146, but I can't tell at which commit the tar ball file is made. Is the libtpms built from this tar ball still considered 0.6.0-1? What does the "1119" in the tar ball file name stand for?
Thanks,
Andy
Do you mean 'libtpms', the project that wraps this project to expose a /dev/tpm0 interface on Linux. If so, ask on that project. I don't know which core TPM it uses. The development works differently from what you guessed - I create the core TPM tarball here and libtpms picks up a version.
The wiki for this project describes the contents. For 1119, it says "An update to TPM specification draft revision 146, ..."
The number 1119 is nothing more than the number of commits since day 1. When there's an important change, I do the time consuming multiplatform testing and upload the tarball.
Thanks for the reply. I got it now. The libtpms project at github.com/stefanberger/libtpms.git is a project using this project as its TPM core (in software). The version I refer to is actually the version of libtpms. Sorry for asking the question at a wrong place.
Andy