feat: Sign kernel with our akmods key #588
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This signs the kernel in our images with our akmods key while retaining the signatures of the upstream kernel There's currently a bug impacting Silverblue users where they are unable to start their systems with SecureBoot enabled. We can work around this by signing the kernel in our main images and requesting that users enroll our akmods key While this previously only impacted Bluefin, we believe this issue will trickle down to our main images shortly Signed-off-by: RJ Sampson <[email protected]>
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This signs the kernel in our images with our akmods key while retaining the signatures of the upstream kernel
There's currently a bug impacting Silverblue users where they are unable to start their systems with SecureBoot enabled. We can work around this by signing the kernel in our main images and requesting that users enroll our akmods key
While this previously only impacted Bluefin, we believe this issue will trickle down to our main images shortly