how can I build ubuntu linux kernel package ?
hi,
how can I build ubuntu kernel with signed?
run fakeroot debian/rules binary
I hope get linux-image-
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#1 |
Why do you ask another question with the same contents?
You already have accepted the answer on https:/
Do you expect different answers when you ask the same question again and again?
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#3 |
Still the same answer:
You can't build the signed kernel package, because you do not have access to the signing key.
It would contradict the intentions of kernel signing if everybody could sign arbitrary software with the officially certified signature.
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how can I access to the signing key?
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#5 |
Can you please just use ONE question rather than making a million questions. This isn't how forums work
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#6 |
how can I accessing to the singing key?
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#8 |
why?
I need signed my ubuntu linux kernel
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#9 |
You have to distinguish two different kinds of kernel signing.
The official package linux-image-
If you just want to create a private signature on kernel modules for loading them with secure boot, then you just have to create your own key, register it in the UEFI MOK database and sign the kernel modules with it. see https:/
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#10 |
how can I get the signature key ?
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#11 |
Which signature key do you want to get?
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#12 |
I want to get the signature key to signed ubuntu focal linux kernel any one.
I tried to checked out https:/
and following
fakeroot debian/rules binary
I didn't get signed debs
Thanks!
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#13 |
This is a kind of "master key" valid worldwide.
You cannot get access to that key.
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#14 |
When I following fakeroot debian/rules binary
those package can be created
block-modules-
crypto-
debian.signed.all linux-udebs-
fat-modules-
files message-
fs-core-
fs-secondary-
ft_patch.tar.gz nfs-modules-
input-modules-
ipmi-modules-
kernel-
linux_5.
linux-buildinfo
linux-cloud-
linux-doc_
linux-headers-
linux-headers-
linux-image-
linux-libc-
linux-modules-
linux-modules-
linux-source-
linux-tools-
linux-tools-
there is no linux-image-
I have rewrite some codes,I want to use linux-image-
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#15 |
Kernel module signing facility
https:/
The Linux Kernel’s documentation
https:/
General Index : https:/
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#16 |
how does ubuntu signed the linux kernel?
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#17 |
A very limited group of canonical people has access to the signing key, but nobody else.
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#18 |
No way to signed the ubuntu kernel?
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#19 |
See my comment #9
Why don't you just take the current version of the signed kernel packages from Ubuntu?
Why do you need to modify the kernel?
Why do you need to sign that modified kernel?
Can't you use your private MOK signature if you need it signed?
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#20 |
5.4.0-75.84 is a example
The kernel doesn't supports u-boot booting,My fireware boot the kernel must signed
how can I reuse https:/