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can't sign multiple OSes with LUKS (0x45 from TPM_IncrementCounter) #1531

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toothlesslizard opened this issue Nov 18, 2023 · 1 comment
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@toothlesslizard
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toothlesslizard commented Nov 18, 2023

Qubes 4.2.0-rc4 LUKS (/dev/nvme*)
Ubuntu 23.10 LUKS (/dev/sda*)
third disk drive - /dev/mmcblk0 - empty

FW_VER - CBET4000 Heads-v0.2.0-1914-g1f39d16-dirty
X230-maximized-eDP
gpg smart card : Nitrokey start

here steps what i do :

  1. OEM Factory Reset / Re-Ownershp
  2. Qubes signed /boot normally and works
  3. Go to -> Change configurations settings -> Change boot device -> /dev/sda2
  4. Default boot -> Yes -> Failed update checksums /sign and TPM want to reset himself.
  5. Reset and goto step 1. Loop.

The same thing happens in reverse order. Ubuntu sign first, then Qubes won't.

In previous firmware I remember that it worked fine but Qubes + Void

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tlaurion commented Nov 26, 2023

@toothlesslizard were qubes and Ubuntu sharing the same /boot partition? The TPM counter is unique per TPM, and stored under /boot for validation per Heads.

If both OSes were sharing /boot then that might be why there was no issue in the past?

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