I am doing dev work on a linux system and I am mounting the root filesystem via
NFS to make my work-flow easier.
Unfortunately, the directory I am NFS mounting is not owned by root, and this
causes some of the directives processed by the systemd-tmpfiles utility during
boot (e.g. in systemd-tmp
On Di, 25.03.25 16:53, Thayne Harbaugh (tha...@mastodonlabs.com) wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> systemd-repart MountPoint fails to generate a correct fstab entry for
> esp partitions. It generates a standard partition UUID which does not
> work for FAT file systems - a FAT volume ID must be used analogo
On Thu, 20 Mar 2025 at 23:36, Luca Boccassi wrote:
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>
> The shim maintainers have expressed interest in providing a protocol
> that allows us to correctly configure loadimage so that it doesn't
> check the signature and it doesn't measure, which is what we need.
> I'll provide further updates o
On Thu, 20 Mar 2025 at 22:43, Alexander Graf wrote:
> Let's first figure out how all of this works without shim. Then we can
> look at whether we need to and how we can extend the shim/sd-boot
> interface to make that case work as well. Please don't start off
> assuming everyone runs shim in secur
