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* set up for signing using [[Firmware security]], |
* set up for signing using [[Firmware security]], |
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* copy /boot/kernel and /boot/ramdisk from the Android build, |
* copy /boot/kernel and /boot/ramdisk from the [[Android]] build, |
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* sign the Android kernel |
* sign the Android kernel |
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sign-os.sh os vmlinuz runos4.zip |
sign-os.sh os vmlinuz runos4.zip |
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ln -s ../runos4.zip actos4.zip |
ln -s ../runos4.zip actos4.zip |
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ln -s ../actrd4.zip actrd4.zip |
ln -s ../actrd4.zip actrd4.zip |
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* test booting using the O game key to select Android, or no O game key to select Sugar, using the X game key to enable security if it is not enabled. |
* test booting using the [[Cheat codes|O game key]] to select Android, or no O game key to select Sugar, using the X game key to enable security if it is not enabled. |
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Removes the boot menu, because the boot menu is implemented in olpc.fth, and olpc.fth is not used during secure boot. |
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Removes the boot menu. |
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Revision as of 04:33, 8 April 2014
Firmware security for the Android and Sugar build.
- set up for signing using Firmware security,
- copy /boot/kernel and /boot/ramdisk from the Android build,
- sign the Android kernel
sign-os.sh os vmlinuz runos4.zip
- sign the Android ramdisk
sign-os.sh os initrd runrd4.zip
- make a /boot/alt directory,
- place both in /boot/alt,
- link the activation mode to the Sugar activation kernel and ramdisk,
ln -s ../runos4.zip actos4.zip ln -s ../actrd4.zip actrd4.zip
- test booting using the O game key to select Android, or no O game key to select Sugar, using the X game key to enable security if it is not enabled.
Removes the boot menu, because the boot menu is implemented in olpc.fth, and olpc.fth is not used during secure boot.