Roboknight

I noticed this thread. Just a question, have you run dislocker -v -v -v -v -V PathToYourBitlockerVolume ? Where, of course, PathToYourBitlockerVolume should point to your device with bitlocker. It...

Also you might need to check tpm2_getcap. If it shows that the tpm clear bit is 1, then you have a TPM that might require 2 resets. The problem is...

As a note, I think this flag was supposed to prevent Bitleaker by indicating the TPM is in an invalid state (I.e. restored without restoring state), but the flag is...

> > As a note, I think this flag was supposed to prevent Bitleaker by indicating the TPM is in an invalid state (I.e. restored without restoring state), but the...

> You may have to look at the load response. Use tpm2_rc_decode to find the error (two bytes at end). That might clue you in to why the load fails....

This is just a note for running bitleaker: If you are trying to boot windows using bitleaker, the following commands will help -- > `search --no-floppy --file /EFI/Microsoft/Boot/bootmgfw.efi --set temp`...

I was trying to see the output that bitleaker leaves. It is very convenient because the output of bitleaker's "SEND/RECV" format shows the same commands as if you were monitoring...

Can’t really read your output from the first message. It just looks like extended characters. Many versions use SHA1, even though SHA256 is available. Also, if secure boot isn’t enabled,...

If you see no output in your syslog from bitleaker, then the module didn’t run. It should still run and catch the event log without the secure boot set. You...

You can make it “go away” by enrolling the hash of whatever version of grub you’re booting into (assuming it’s grub). The other thing to check is the boot order....