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Upgrade kernel to 6.0 #21
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This should be high priority, since it is preventing 11th and 12th gen Intel processors from using Vanilla OS. |
Agreed, we will figure out a way to custom-sign kernels soon, for a brief release during a specific release candidate we had this but due to signing issues with secure boot we postponed it to after stable. |
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Some form of quick command upgrading at user risk from mainline could do... signature only needed for nvidia drivers and secure boot |
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Just tested this and works fine https://github.com/bkw777/mainline |
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Internally tracking new kernel signing. |
Hi, sorry for the probably dumb question, but what does this mean? |
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Means that we are managing to build our own Linux kernel and signing it to allow the secure boot |
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Oh, I see. Thanks for the explanation! Still, do you have any useful articles I could read or tutorials I can watch in order to understand this concept? I do not really understand why the default Linux kernel would not permit secure boot. |
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