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When doing 'trust provision', (optionally) create two disk partitions: 1. PBF, the plaintext partition, contains the pcr7 signature data 2. SBF, a luks-encrypted partition, contains an empty filesystem for future use. The disk to use is specified as the --disk= argument to 'provision'. If not specified, then no partitions will be created. If it is "any", then 'trust' will choose a disk for you. If it is 'sdb' or '/dev/sdb', then it will use sdb. The chosen disk must be empty. If the --wipe argument is given, then the chosen disk will be wiped. (be careful using this with --disk=any) Furthermore, since we now have PBF with signdata after provisioning, try to bind mount PBF/pcr7data onto /pcr7data during early boot. Note - it would probably be nicer to not require pbf and sbf be partitions 1 and 2, to look for free space instead. Signed-off-by: Serge Hallyn <[email protected]>
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