meta-measured
meta-measured is a collection of recipes and configurations that enable software measurement in Linux distros based on OE. Currently this includes the open source TCG TSS, related TPM tools, and tools enabling the use of Intels TXT. Reference images are also provided as a reference for the use of these tools in minimal builds. My goals for this layer include: 1) extending the measurement scheme to arbitrary software components (not just boot modules & fs images) at boot and runtime 2) enabling measured launch for arbitrary system images 3) supporting non-Intel platforms with hardware support for boot time measurements and the TPM.
Git repository
https://github.com/flihp/meta-measured.git web repo
Last commit: 11 years, 5 months ago (dylan branch)
Maintainer
- Philip Tricca email
Recipe name | Version | Description |
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2nd-gen-i5-i7-sinit-51 | 1.0 | ACM for Intel Sugary Bay machines |
3rd-gen-i5-i7-sinit-51 | 1.0 | ACM for Intel Ivy Bridge (IVB) machines |
core-image-tpm | 1.0 | Image with Trousers daemon. |
core-image-tpm-debug | 1.0 | Image with Trousers daemon. |
core-image-tpm-initramfs | 1.0 | Small image capable of booting a device. Trousers daemon and tpm-tools are included for measured launch of root files sytem. |
initramfs-boot-tpm | 1.0 | A live image init script with support for the TPM |
measured-image-bootimg | 1.0 | |
measured-image-bootimg-debug | 1.0 | |
packagegroup-tboot | 1.0 | Basic packagegroup for tboot & ACMs. |
packagegroup-tpm | 1.0 | Basic packagegroup for TCG TSS and utilities that use it. |
pcr-calc | git | Tools necessary to calculate PCR values. |
tboot | 1.7.3 | |
tboot | 1.7.2 | |
tpm-quote-tools | 1.0.1 | The TPM Quote Tools is a collection of programs that provide support for TPM based attestation using the TPM quote mechanism. |
tpm-tools | 1.3.8 | The tpm-tools package contains commands to allow the platform administrator the ability to manage and diagnose the platform's TPM. |
trousers | 0.3.10 | TrouSerS - An open-source TCG Software Stack implementation, created and released by IBM. |