From: Marcel S. <tg...@se...> - 2007-02-12 16:04:50
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Hi, > My TPM is active, and uses the tpm_tis driver (with the force=1 option > for ACPI) included in the linux 2.6.19 kernel. It's a Dell 380. Good to see, that your TPM is working under Linux. But as you can see, Dell didn't add the TPM into their ACPI-table, which is why you have to use the force=1 option. Additionally, Dell does not provide the necessary CRTM-functionality in their BIOS. Therefore, TrustedGRUB is not able to make use of the TPM and works as a regular GRUB. The only functionality you can then use is the "checkfile"-option to verify files prior booting. But the measurements will not be extended into any PCR. > Any ideas on how to fix this? You can't, Dell has to provide a BIOS with CRTM-functionality. Sorry, for the bad news and best regards, Marcel |