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On Fri, 2 May 2014, Josh Boyer wrote:

> >  > And I think we can also further break this down into the classes of
> >  > code which require root privs (i.e., like kexec), and those which can
> >  > be used by any userid.
> >
> > In the brave new world of secure boot, we kind of have to care about
> > even the root cases now too [*], but I agree in the general case.
> 
> Speaking of that... is it worth my time to propose a "What to do about
> the secure_modules/trusted_kernel/whatever patch set that distros are
> carrying to support Secure Boot?  I thought we had agreement and a
> path forward at LPC last year, but things seem to have gotten derailed
> again.

I believe the biggest remaining thing on the plate is basically just 
kexec/kdump ... is there anything else comparably major?

-- 
Jiri Kosina
SUSE Labs