[00:14] <_Xenial> How can the protected memoory be audited?
[00:15] <_Xenial> For checking that the key is not readable.
[00:27] <_Xenial> JanC this leaves the possible problem of loading the SDCARD reader driver on bootside
[00:27] <_Xenial> When it comes to kernel commands there is nearly no help.
[00:27] <_Xenial> The old kernels have a command line list
[00:28] <_Xenial> Also it wastes the entire SDCARD on a 4mb header
[00:28] <_Xenial> Due to partition tables being stored at the head of the device.
[00:29] <_Xenial> If partition tables were stored at the end of the device the header can be raw
[00:29] <_Xenial> partitioning has consistently caused problems
[00:32] <_Xenial> JanC can you devise how to load the SDCARD reader kernel mod on bootside?
[00:34] <_Xenial> The thought is using mkinitramfs and applying the sdcardreader driver.
[00:34] <_Xenial> What is involved with ubuntu, what does ubuntu put into the default ramfs, this needs to be known.
[00:36] <_Xenial> brb
[03:28] <_live_session_us> Does somebody run the kerneland cause overvolts all over the system?
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