Totally agree with Friedrich, there is no reason to use workaround or hacks. You can simply use a tpm emulator. I'm using swtpm (it's open source and available on github) since this August and it works perfectly.
Stefano Il ven 15 ott 2021, 18:31 Friedrich Oslage <friedr...@oslage.de> ha scritto: > Why do you want to use the registry workarounds? It's a lot easier to > just emulate a TPM and Secure-Boot. And yes, Windows 11 works just fine > in a Qemu VM which meets the requirements. > > Also, I'd recommend using libvirt instead of executing qemu directly, it > just makes everything easier. For instance in libvirt adding a TPM is > just "<tpm model='tpm-crb'><backend type='emulator' > version='2.0'/></tpm>", with plain Qemu you need to manage everything > yourself, including control socket and state directory. > > Regards > Friedrich > > On 10/15/21 1:42 PM, Pascal wrote: > > hi everyone, > > here is the "environment" used (but it still doesn't work :-() : > >
