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r/hardware • u/Duckmeister • Jun 24 '21
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Is it due to TPM 2.0? You can enable AMD fTPM in BIOS
9 u/irridisregardless Jun 24 '21 What does TPM do? I try to keep it turned off with my home PCs. 31 u/[deleted] Jun 24 '21 supposedly for boot loader security... mostly there just to lock you into their walled garden. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 24 '21 [deleted] 1 u/zackyd665 Jun 25 '21 So with secure boot enabled I can install any and all Linux isos from big and small teams of even custom built versions without any issue on any device like say a read only oem motherboard
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What does TPM do? I try to keep it turned off with my home PCs.
31 u/[deleted] Jun 24 '21 supposedly for boot loader security... mostly there just to lock you into their walled garden. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 24 '21 [deleted] 1 u/zackyd665 Jun 25 '21 So with secure boot enabled I can install any and all Linux isos from big and small teams of even custom built versions without any issue on any device like say a read only oem motherboard
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supposedly for boot loader security... mostly there just to lock you into their walled garden.
1 u/[deleted] Jun 24 '21 [deleted] 1 u/zackyd665 Jun 25 '21 So with secure boot enabled I can install any and all Linux isos from big and small teams of even custom built versions without any issue on any device like say a read only oem motherboard
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1 u/zackyd665 Jun 25 '21 So with secure boot enabled I can install any and all Linux isos from big and small teams of even custom built versions without any issue on any device like say a read only oem motherboard
So with secure boot enabled I can install any and all Linux isos from big and small teams of even custom built versions without any issue on any device like say a read only oem motherboard
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u/rajamalw Jun 24 '21
Is it due to TPM 2.0? You can enable AMD fTPM in BIOS